Sentence examples for more patchy pattern from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the correlogram for transect 2 showed a more patchy pattern with weak autocorrelations at the lowest distance class (I = 0.12, p = 0.04) and again at 120 m (I = 0.13, p = 0.18), suggesting that transect 2 ran through two aggregations of dead O. unilateralis infected ants approximately 100 m apart.

Some tumors showed a typical ribbon-like pattern, others a more patchy pattern[ 18].

Expression of Cd44 was much more widespread in tumours than Bmi1 and Msi1 and was found in the same cell populations as Lgr5 as well as additional areas, staining virtually all cells in 1322T tumours but with a more patchy pattern in Min tumours (p=0.0212).

As a postscript to this question, a climatic model study at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory12 has actually attempted to simulate whether the zonal patterns of stratospheric aerosol cooling could offset the more patchy patterns of greenhouse gas heating.

Our own studies of synovial HIF-1α expression have suggested a more limited, patchy pattern of nuclear expression that was confined primarily to the lining cells of RA tissues with a particularly hyperplastic lining layer [ 91] (Fig. 3).

In our experience the patchy pattern is more often visible with an increasing dose of contrast medium.

TPO immunostaining was considered positive (benign) if 80% or more of the follicular epithelial cells were stained, either homogeneously in all cells or in a patchy pattern, and negative (malignant) if less than 80% of the cells were stained.

The pattern of staining was variable, and ranged within individual sections from uniform and strong, to a more patchy distribution with weak or moderate staining which did not reach the intensity seen in normal tissues.

Organisation seems even more patchy.

Further back the data is more patchy.

Here the story is more patchy.