Sentence examples for most recurrent patterns from inspiring English sources

The analysis of a high number of strides for each participant allowed us to obtain the most recurrent patterns of activation during gait, demonstrating that a subject uses a specific muscle with different activation modalities even in the same walk.

As shown by the error breakdown in Table  2, the most recurrent discrepancy pattern observed was having information in the electronic BCG Registry with empty fields on equivalent vaccination certificates.

However, it is unclear whether these recurrent patterns represent the most important set of CNAs or represent only a subset of key regions.

This interpretation is fairly reasonable as most cell types are characterised by stable recurrent patterns of gene expression [ 31].

Although numerous messages were read in order to determine recurrent patterns to help extract issue identifiers, not all commits conform to the most common patterns.

Those living in the poorest countries also have the most to lose, as so many depend on agriculture, which is likely to be badly affected by temperature rises and an increase in droughts, heatwaves and potential changes to rainfall that may lead to recurrent patterns of floods, droughts and higher intensity storms.

Clark, in the second volume of his autobiography, mentions in passing his 1961-62 SLecturestures at Oxford, on what he called "Motives" — recurrent patterns of poses in art.

The most recurrent theme in McEwan's 10 novels is the sudden ambush of the safe and smug.

But when I ask them why, the most recurrent answer is: "Because she is a great singer and works".

Errors in emergency ultrasonography fall into recurrent patterns.

Some authors identify norms with observable, recurrent patterns of behavior.