"identity patterns" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the features that make a person or group distinct. For example, "He was able to recognize the distinctive identity patterns of his tribe's traditional clothing."
The identity patterns among I. scapularis serpins sequences of where, stretches of identical and variable domains were spread across the entire sequence suggest that the diversity among serpins in this study may have arisen by duplication other than alternative splicing of RCL encoding exons.
This results in highly individual identity patterns, probably associated with specific strengths, weaknesses, and even psychopathological traits [ 4].
Although the power to assess differences in genetic identity patterns between the two populations is limited, it appears that the two populations are different.
Similar identity pattern was also observed for the OsCBSCLC proteins, which showed identity ranging from 30%to80%0% within their own subgroups and also with AtCBSCLC proteins.
Plant miRNAs are important for fine-tuning plant development including organ identity, patterning, polarity, developmental phase transitions and development of cellular organelles.
The identity pattern detected using Affymetrix arrays was confirmed by a dense Illumina custom array of 1536 MHC SNPs performed on 920 of the 930 couples (Additional file 6: Figure S2, Additional file 7: Table S5) [ 39].
For play behavior, we recorded initiator and receiver identity, play patterns (see Table 1), the duration of each play session, the behavioral pattern prior to each play session.
It's full of tricks of gender and identity, symmetries, patterns.
Furthermore, Professor Smith says, "these are crucial years in the formation of personal identity, behavioral patterns and social relationships".
MLCs can be trained to distinguish the group identity of patterns, sometimes with greater sensitivity than a human expert [ 25– 28].
In this task, subjects now sustained attention either to spatial locations or the identity of patterns in stimuli.
