Sentence examples for most striking pattern from inspiring English sources

The most striking pattern was that adult males directed aggression towards non-adult males more than any other age/sex category.

Sure enough, the people in the study whose neural updating signals were strongest showed the most striking pattern of remembering words in clusters.

Spatial variation on a scale of meters to tens of meters was the most striking pattern of distribution of the epiphytic assemblage; significant effects related to this spatial scale were detected both for the whole assemblage and for individual species.

The most striking pattern is the strength of California's coast.

The most striking pattern of networked structures appear when a number of agents (each with simple behavior) interact leading to complex behaviors as a result of collective motion.

Perhaps the most striking pattern emerging from the analyses of these data is that the landscape of factors students report as influencing their changing levels of acceptance of evolution is complex and individualized.

One of the most striking patterns in modern American agriculture is the increasing use of antibiotics as a regular supplement in the feed and water consumed by cows, pigs and especially poultry.

One of the most striking patterns in long-term history is the way that the greatest transformations have always begun in one particular place and then spread outward, producing just the kind of gradations Kaplan noticed in the Balkans.

One of the most striking patterns of gene expression that was induced early in D12-M.tuberculosis-infected lungs was associated with genes involved in neutrophil recruitment and genes expressed by neutrophils.

The most striking patterns are seen in lncRNAs that are conserved deep in the Tetrapod lineage (about 0.6% of the total set of lncRNAs).

One of the most striking patterns in comparative biology is the negative correlation between lifespan and fecundity observed in comparisons among species.