Confused About A-Rod To the Sports Editor: Re "Behind the Facade," Dec. 7: At the beginning of Selena Roberts's column, I assumed that she was going to lay out a pattern of neglect at Alex Rodriguez's properties.
The technique, known as microcontact printing, works like a miniature ink stamp to lay down a pattern of chemicals right where they're needed on a surface.
We suggest that at the basis of this heterogeneity lies a complex pattern of phosphorylation/dephosphorylation of the tyrosines within the intracytosolic tail of Trk A, which was so far assessed mainly by using antibodies specific for few phosphopeptides only.
If the defence can demonstrate a pattern of lying on the part of the maid, jurors will ask why they should believe her on the stand.
In 1987, he was dismayed to learn, at first hand, that State Department and agency officials were engaged in what he concluded was a pattern of lying to and misleading Congress about Pakistan's nuclear-purchasing activities.
There has been a pattern of lying and obfuscation by the NSA and its assorted fans in government in the past few months.
If you find a pattern of lying, take steps to protect yourself by beginning to distance yourself from the person.
When Bill Maher brought up Sen. Jon Kyl's infamous comment about Planned Parenthood, Steele said that the lie was part of a pattern of "hyperbolic statements on both sides".
Ms. Davis said the fraud relied on a pattern of lies, including false information about what the tax shelters were and how they worked, lies in formal opinion letters, backdated transactions, false information in files prepared for the I.R.S., lies to the I.R.S. during audits and the coaching of clients to lie.
Mr. Bolton said the recent discovery that Iran is developing and testing advanced uranium-enrichment centrifuges proved his point, and accused Iran of a "pattern of repeatedly lying to and providing false reports" to the inspection agency.
