Sentence examples for of a greater pattern from inspiring English sources

This is all part of a greater pattern of political marketing that gives you public service ads featuring governors climbing mountains in the name of tourism, and mayors explaining the finer points of recycling.

The dramatic ramp up in societal investments in radio frequency identification (RFID), the emergence of a community investigating dynamic data-drive application systems (DDDAS) and mitigation of security risks engendered by cyberhubs linking critical infrastructures can all be reconsidered in this framework as part of a greater pattern.

This was confirmed with allozyme markers, which also showed differences among rivers in pattern of isolation by distance (IBD), less disturbed rivers showing a greater pattern of IBD than rivers that had experienced a higher level of anthropogenic disturbances (Lascoux et al. 1996).

Given the categorical nature of our observations, we shall use a one-tailed binomial test to check if the null of equal frequency is rejected in favour of a greater frequency of one intransitive pattern in line with the cycling asymmetry.

This pattern of a greater effect in teacher ratings is also found in the non-SDQ studies.

This pattern of a greater relative level of DAT compared to TH in SN is consistent with Lammel's findings in the mouse.

Although the prevalence of microvascular and macrovascular complications varied by race/ethnicity in the current study, there was no general pattern of a greater burden of complications in certain racial/ethnic groups.

More research is needed to collect comparable information on the characteristic VOC patterns of a greater number of human pathogenic microbes and the timing of their occurrence.

The images in "Life Is Elsewhere"—some of which relate to Hura's journeys and relationships outside of home reveal a great attention to pattern, shape, and light, but he is vigilant to avoid the temptation to aestheticize his mother's condition.

The irradiation of transition metal surfaces with an energetic noble ion beam yields the self-organization of a great number of nanoscaled patterns.

But as Woese and other phylogeneticists revived Darwin's grand pattern of a great tree, they treated it not only as a general representation of the total evolutionary history of life, but also as a tool with which to probe heuristically further molecular data.