Sentence examples for no one pattern from inspiring English sources

There is no one pattern for urban poverty and therefore no single cure.

The radiographic features of blastomycosis are highly variable and no one pattern exists[ 23], making differential diagnosis from other bacterial, fungal and neoplastic disease difficult.

Both patterns were described in every NH, regardless of the measure of overall NH quality, and this supports Rosen's assertion that in a CAS, causal patterns are intertwined and no one pattern will describe a system [ 37].

The deeper branches of the Australo-Papuan clade in Figures 2 and 3 are all quite short, indicative of a period of rapid diversification, but the branching pattern varies with the methods used and no one pattern is well supported.

There is no one pattern to use when creating a fake nosebleed, so you'll have to test a few looks out before deciding how you want the nosebleed to look.

There was a time when charity shops were just a hodge-podge of bric-a-brac, nylon and knitting patterns that no one bothered with.

One pattern (model on the far right) uses images of the Institut du Monde Arabe building in Paris by Jean Nouvel.

He isolates one pattern and focuses on it.

"There's no one single pattern to their activities".

Most importantly, there is no one uniform pattern of transformations and not 'a' new professionalism but various different ways of designing and re-designing professionalism and the relationship with organisations and management.

One pattern is lack of flamboyance.