Sentence examples for one clear pattern from inspiring English sources

One "clear pattern" to emerge was a clustering of antisocial tendencies among young fans of pop, rap, and rock.

One clear pattern, which can be immediately recognized, is a high level of attractiveness between pairs of American cities, as well as a lower level of connectivity between American cities and EU ones (see Figure 4(a)).

While it might be true that you're about as likely to find a copy of Either/Or on a camgirl's wishlist than anything particularly new or insightful in this Premier League season, one clear pattern is at least emerging.

However, one clear pattern is that there is strong functional constraint (negative selection) in these high performance systems and directional selection on these lower performance groups.

One clear pattern that emerged in our findings was that diseases with fewer clinical criteria and laboratory-based case definitions tended to have higher reporting rates (e.g., salmonellosis 44.8% vs. toxic shock syndrome 3.2%).

If there has been one clear, repeatable pattern throughout American history, it is that any major instance of African American advancement has always been met with a massive white backlash.

The spatial clustering approach with K = 2 of microsatellite multilocus genotype data from 192 individuals revealed a clear pattern: one hundred and two individuals were attributed to one cluster, 83 to another ; all with posterior probabilities larger than 0.9.

Results indicated that the three clients had different responses to the room, but no client showed a decrease in disruptive behaviors while in the Snoezelen condition compared to baseline, and one client showed a clear pattern of increased disruptive behavior during the Snoezelen periods.

In fact, this task was the only one to present a clear pattern of results of distinguishing between reading ability.

Those who voted to leave the EU were not one homogenous group, but a clear pattern emerging from the vote on 23 June is of a rising-up of people who have felt cut off from a political and economic system that has continued to fail them.

One clear interpretation of these patterns is that high levels of protein expression place a high demand for N upon somatic cells, creating a selection pressure for conservation of N in the most highly expressed proteins [ 4].