Sentence examples for in a recognizable pattern from inspiring English sources

Cornstalks were also found in the room on the right, but had been scattered by rodents and so were no longer arranged in a recognizable pattern.

Although scientists are now skilled at identifying the genes involved in single-gene diseases, complex diseases are far harder to analyze because they are not inherited in a recognizable pattern.

Two-way communications could still be maintained if the flashlight owner leaves his light on-allowing his counterpart to wield a mirror and reflect rays back to the other mountain in a recognizable pattern.

After a painful break-up that leaves him feeling fragile and adrift, writer and director David Thorpe, in a recognizable pattern of self-recrimination and self-loathing that almost always accompanies being dumped, wondered if perhaps his loneliness and lack of confidence in life could be traced back to his "gay-sounding" voice.

To demonstrate this ability, we positioned fluorescently labeled endothelial and fibroblast cells in a recognizable pattern (Figure 4).

"… it should not be too compact, there should be space in the document and the guidelines should be arranged in a recognizable pattern so that the information is easy to find".- Female Many guidelines today are sorted by diagnoses, which works well in many cases.

If there was an orderly arrangement of atoms in the material, the electrons would "diffract" off the various planes of atoms in it and emerge at specific angles to produce a recognizable pattern in a detector.

Using census data, vital statistics and household surveys from three countries, we study the extent to which this process consolidates a recognizable pattern in the timing of first birth in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay, visible through age-specific conditional rates of first births.

The team identified 170 miRNAs and zeroed in on five that showed a recognizable pattern.

The fundamental idea is that each variant corresponds to a recognizable pattern, called a bubble in the de Bruijn graph (DBG) built from the RNA-seq reads.

Interregional seasonal variation in malaria acquisition was noted, although Western Africa was the only region that had a recognizable pattern of malaria cases, which the GeoSentinel sites reported more frequently from July through January.