Sentence examples for in a broader pattern from inspiring English sources

In contrast to WUS, which is confined to the developing shoot meristem region, AGO10 is expressed in a broader pattern, including the shoot meristem and the pro-vasculature [ 10].

A shorter version of this CRM sequence also drove expression in the nerve cord but in a broader pattern than CG34347, presumably due to lack of repressor sequences contained within the larger construct (data not shown).

The law troubles advocates of Internet freedom (and, one imagines, Google and other Internet companies) because it seems to fit into a broader pattern, in Europe, of government actions that undermine what is sometimes known as the "right to link".

"The white backlash," the British journalist Godfrey Hodgson wrote in the summer of 1964, "fits into a broader pattern of social and political change that may rewrite the most basic assumptions on which the dominance of the Democrats had been based since 1933".

Both in its own terms and in virtue of its fitting into a broader pattern of explanation, Aristotle's hylomorphic analysis merits serious consideration.

Abdul-Mahdi's interview clearly falls in line with a broader pattern of statements by elected officials in Baghdad who feel that major changes, even a timeline for withdrawal, must be made before any new security agreement is signed with the United States.

The mayor's arm's-length relationship with agency chiefs is in keeping with a broader pattern: He has been making fewer and fewer appearances at the office.

The decline in fishing follows a broader pattern of economic devastation, wreaked by Saudi war tactics, that has fueled a deep food crisis in Hudaydah, one of Yemen's poorest, most hunger-stricken provinces.

Mac Donald said she could not comment on the actual allegations made in the complaint, but rejected the Legal Aid Society's claim that the trespassing arrests in NYCHA buildings represented a broader pattern of discrimination.

The congressional invitation to Stoltenberg is part of a broader pattern in which lawmakers in both parties are taking on a variety of Trump's foreign policies.

While the study focused on speech and gesture in English and Turkish, the researchers note that these two languages represent a broader pattern in the world's languages.