"mirror the pattern" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something should follow a similar pattern as some other thing. For example: "When designing the mural, try to mirror the pattern of the surrounding tiles."
Examination of the physiological measures did not mirror the pattern noted for trauma-related thoughts, although the data suggest that suppression was associated with higher levels of frontalis EMG.
Limestone blocks in the swimming pool mirror the pattern of the concrete blocks leading up to it.
Instead, the close associations between behavioral changes that mirror the pattern of age-related cortical changes argue for a scenario where age-related alterations rather reflect a mix of plastic-adaptive changes in response to altered use and degenerational changes developing with age.
In contrast, when we look at a locus that is blanketed by H3Y41ph, the IgG trace over the blanketed region does not mirror the pattern of H3Y41ph.
The multi-locus analysis showed that they cluster into two sub-groups that mirror the pattern of differentiation observed circum-globally for "Tropical/I" isolates ("AF16-like" and "VT847-like;" Figure 5).
These observations mirror the pattern of response seen to targeted therapy in CML, GIST (Sawyers, 2004; Bauer et al, 2007) and most recently medulloblastoma (Rudin et al, 2009; Yauch et al, 2009), where an initial period of tumour regression is later followed by relapse.
Nearly, all eCGIs harbor experimentally annotated TSSs, and their tissue-wise hypomethylation patterns mirror the patterns of TSS distribution.
We would expect the seasonal pattern in those who are sensitised to pollens and mould to mirror the patterns of exposure.
These changes mirror the patterns seen in severe bacterial sepsis that suggest exhaustion of fibrinolysis and coagulation inhibitors, thereby identifying a possible role for APC in SAP independent of the need to diagnose severe sepsis.
Mr. Ball noted that the weak trajectory of the labor market in the United States mirrored the pattern for overall economic output.
The trend mirrors the pattern of millions of African-Americans who left the rural South during the Great Migration of the 20th century and moved to cities in the North and West.
