Sentence examples for leg pattern from inspiring English sources

The in situ diffusion profiles reveal a characteristic "dog leg" pattern, with iodide concentrations decreasing rapidly within a centimeter of the open borehole wall.

However, the identification of An. culicifacies is relatively complex because most of its features resemble other subgenera; in particular, its leg pattern resembles that of An. superpictus.

During later stages of development, as leg segmentation becomes complete, the hind leg pattern is again modified.

As a specific example for further influences on the leg pattern, Graham (1985, his Fig. 17) has shown that the tripod pattern also changes into a tetrapod pattern when horizontal load is increased.

You can make your fur suit have this shape of leg by using foam as padding and sewing a different leg pattern.

The functions of two genes studied here in metamorphic leg patterning have also been examined during embryonic patterning of the larval leg in T. castaneum, allowing for comparisons of leg development over ontogeny.

For many genes in this study (although not all) gene functions in the legs appear to be very similar in T. castaneum and D. melanogaster, as expected if an ancestral leg patterning network has been conserved in both lineages.

After comparing leg patterning in Tribolium and Drosophila and across developmental stages within Tribolium, we conclude by using the genes with divergent functions to test conflicting predictions about how the appendage patterning networks of serial homologs evolve.

Gait types: The neuronal and mechanical coupling influences lead to spatio-temporal leg patterns generally described as tripod gait, tetrapod gait or wave gait (e.g., Grabowska et al. 2012).

The majority of the genes studied here have conserved roles in leg patterning in D. melanogaster and T. castaneum (summarized in Figure 5), but several have differences in their area of functional effect; these differences range from slight to dramatic.

This study has made a small-scale test of the question here, finding that changes in leg patterning between groups are often accompanied by parallel changes in other appendages.