Sentence examples for most other patterns from inspiring English sources

Like most other patterns derived from small sample sizes - there have been only five competitive Republican caucuses since 1980 - it is entirely possible that this one is just a coincidence.

One of the consequences of this strategy is that the collapsed dataset generated by this procedure preserves periodic patterns associated with the segmentation clock, while it may affect most other patterns (such as a linear increase with developmental time).

Avoid big patterns (and most other patterns really), as these can easily make you look bigger instead of smaller.

The Japanese public's preference for working closely with a person with a mental disorder compared to engaging in most other interactions (a pattern that differed from that observed for the Australian public) is of interest.

Although ctenidial incubation is most common, there are other patterns: egg capsules are produced by Turtonia minuta; a brood chamber is plastered to the shell of the palaeotaxodont Nucula delphinodonta; and in members of the Carditidae the female shell is modified into a brood pouch.

Most other gene products, the patterns of which correlated with their targeting microRNAs, exhibited similar negative correlation (r = −0.2 to −0.4) (data not shown).

Compared to most other European countries, the pattern of alcohol consumption in Russia is particularly hazardous [ 45].

Most other regions demonstrated a pattern suggestive of subtle thinning (see Fig. 7), but the small sample size lacked power for statistical demonstration of effects.

In postmortem human brains, 5-HT1B receptor mRNA is enriched in the middle layers of the occipital cortex (putative visual area) and the upper layers of most other areas, the lamina pattern of which is reminiscent of that in monkeys (Varnäs et al. 2005).

(There's not much difference in research patterns in most other industrialized countries).

As a result, the bell-shaped distribution of species richness and Hill diversity deviated markedly from the latitudinal patterns of most other groups of organisms.