Sentence examples for more mixed pattern from inspiring English sources

In Southeast Asia there is a more mixed pattern for sources of care.

32 There is also a more mixed pattern on some other indicators (eg, social capital and educational attainment).

It is also obvious from the figures, when comparing panels A and C with panels B and D, that reader 1 in comparison with reader 2 not only assigned more joints with change (table 1) but also provided more patients with a mixed pattern, both in reading 1 and in reading 2 (table 2).

Recent studies on brain characteristics of SAD have demonstrated structural alterations in a number of temporal and frontal regions as well as in limbic structures, but in comparison to the functional studies, the findings are more mixed with no clear pattern of structural deviation [9 13].

There was a general pattern of increasing concentrations over time in the Shanghai samples, whereas the pattern was more mixed in NHANES.

However, if they are derived from more than one progenitor, a mixed pattern should be found.

The pattern was more mixed for car ownership, highlighting the changing nature of car ownership since 1987.

The pattern is more mixed for female doctors, with the largest differences at around three percentage points.

Mr. Gowdy hails from the vote-rich upstate area of South Carolina, where Republican voters tend to tilt races; Mr. Scott comes from Charleston, in the Lowcountry, where voting patterns are more mixed.

For students with an only average GPA, some of whom qualified for the academic track, the patterns were more mixed.

Treatments created more diverse forest conditions by shifting dominance patterns to a more mixed conifer system, with a higher proportion of fire-tolerant species.