Sentence examples for notable patterns in the from inspiring English sources

A comparison of the salient themes across all the interviews by creating cross-case matrices and concept maps revealed several notable patterns in the data (Maxwell 2005; Seidman 1998a, 1998b).

A notable pattern in our study is that the regions with the higher incidence of CDAD (Northeast and Midwest) also exhibited higher incidence of VRE in at least half of the study period, consistent with the observation that infection with CDAD can facilitate transmission of VRE (10, 11 ).

For both groups, the most notable pattern in Figure 1 is a decline in earnings that occurs in the several quarters prior to program entry, a pattern that has been called the "Ashenfelter dip" (Heckman and Smith 1999).

This finding suggests a notable pattern in firms' responses to a fall in demand: nonlabour costs are the first to be cut.

Another notable pattern in Tables 2 and 3 is that where both competitive and cooperative learning showed significant results (i.e., in Hong Kong, Japan, and Korea), the relationship between competitive learning and mathematics performance was as strong as the relationship between cooperative learning and mathematics performance.

This revealed two notable patterns: first, in SFG and PCG, the majority of expression changes with age follow the same direction between males and females.

Across the classifications, some notable patterns emerged from the comparisons of plot frequencies and species similarity.

Several notable patterns emerged among the three subgroups of diabetes.

Some of the more notable patterns are shown in Figure 8.

All expression pattern information is summarised in supplementary material Table S1 and some notable patterns are shown in supplementary material Fig. S1 and the accompanying paper (Lowe et al., 2014).

One of the notable patterns of CHD morbidity and mortality in the EMR compared to developed countries is their earlier onset, which translates into loss of productive years and more strain on the already burdened livelihood of poor communities [ 9].