Sentence examples for more variable pattern from inspiring English sources

Compared with TGCTs, mOGCTs were found to have a more variable pattern of imprinting.

A recent participatory intervention based on measurements from 10 min cleaning tasks revealed a decreased cardiovascular workload, and a more variable pattern of muscle activity among cleaners [ 28].

During events of strong spring warming, goby abundance increased in the north (χ = 3.73, P = 0.002; Table 1, Fig. 7a) but showed a more variable pattern over the central shelf (χ = 2.0, P = 0.038; Table 1, Fig. 7b).

There was evidence that service users of mixed ethnicity and Asian ethnicity reported poorer care for all three evaluative questions than white respondents; a more variable pattern of care was evident for service users of black ethnicity and other ethnicity (tables 4-6).

While we were not able to determine the precise time lag between change in water intake and change in plasma copeptin, copeptin decreased in nearly all of the participants in the hydration group between baseline and 6 weeks while showing a more variable pattern in the control group (figure 1).

Thus, at small integration time constants (where the window used to average patterns is also small) the lack of stimulus-locking of bursts creates more variable patterns across the train trials at a given trial location.

The repression cluster could be further separated into genes repressed in both MLL-ENL and MOZ-TIF2 after progression to frank leukaemia (Klf1, Gata2, Gfi1b, Zfpm1/Fog), repression in MOZ-TIF2 only (Cebpe, Fli1), repression in MLL-ENL only (Tal1, Eto2, Runx1) and more variable patterns (Cebpa, Ets1, Meis1, Pbx1).

In NSN oocytes (a') and enlargement), the features described above displayed overall more variable patterns.

This picture is now changing rapidly with the discovery of p53 isoforms whose mRNAs show more variable patterns of expression.

Regions which have the most stable patterns of expansion will also have the most consistent co-localization between cytoarchitectonic boarders and cortical morphology, while more variable patterns of expansion will result in a more variable relationship.

For other inflammatory cell types, however, lack of enrichment is likely due to the fact that DEGs include only genes showing the most consistent expression patterns among psoriasis lesions, excluding those genes associated with more variable patterns, such as those that might be associated with infiltration by certain immune cells [ 3, 6].