Sentence examples for including a pattern from inspiring English sources
Controversially, this could include information short of convictions, including a pattern of unproved allegations by different women.
In Israel, the virus also seems to produce bee symptoms not reported in the United States, including a pattern of finding dead bees near hives.
Cefinn has a staff of five, including a pattern cutter and a machinist, but the driving force is Cameron herself, insists the friend, who says she has been "absolutely flat out" since leaving Downing Street.
A D.O.J. investigation had faulted the department for, among other things, excessive use of lethal force, including a pattern of officers unnecessarily shooting people and hitting them on the heads with guns, as well as endangering bystanders.
After three days of talks, the acting assistant secretary for human rights, Uzra Zeya, said that the United States believed there was "a deterioration in the overall human rights situation in China," including a pattern of arrests and extralegal detentions of public-interest lawyers like Mr. Xu.
A number of unexpected Y-chromosome relationships are also discussed, including a pattern suggesting resurrection of the genus Chlorocebus for the guenons currently identified as Erythrocebus patas, Cercopithecus aethiops, and Cercopithecus lhoesti.
More regular clothes included a pattern of plumes on a rounded down jacket and coats with a slim, belted silhouette.
Moreover, the visual evaluation included a pattern analysis of the hypometabolism, and readers had to formulate a suspected diagnosis.
According to the Mayo Clinic, Borderline Personality Disorder: "includes a pattern of unstable intense relationships, distorted self-image, extreme emotions and impulsiveness".
The long-term consequences can also include a pattern of fear of hypoglycaemia with negative impact on patients' HRQOL [ 6].
Indeterminate samples included a pattern of follicular or Hurthle cell neoplasm or aspects of atypia suggestive, but not conclusive of the presence of a malignant neoplasm [ 14].
