Sentence examples for opposed patterns from inspiring English sources

These patterns echo findings in gene sequence evolution, in which different regions of the same protein may show opposed patterns of constraint or positive selection.

That said, Plasmodium spp. and Theileria spp. share a recent common ancestor, and show diametrically opposed patterns of homopolymeric tract arrangement in their modern genomes.

In general, larger patches with diverse plant communities support a greater abundance and diversity of natural enemies and biocontrol services, yet opposing patterns or no effects have also been documented.

Instead of possessing specific features relatable to pedal characters in the body fossils, these trackways are ascribed to tetrapods on the basis of impressions occurring in repeated, paired, alternating or opposing patterns, based on the assumption that such patterns can only be produced by a quadrupedal tetrapod.

Relative to PC comparisons at the national scale, mapping-region scale PC analyses can show more nuanced or even opposing patterns.

The map W and map B has completely opposing patterns in the mapping region, and the spatial pattern is not at all related to the other two maps (Fig. 6b, d).

Surprisingly, we found opposing patterns of cellular localization for disease-associated proteins and microRNA targets (see Figure 3A).

We recently confirmed that these opposing patterns, of encoding decreases and retrieval increases, actually occur in overlapping brain regions [25].

First, we predicted that processing of anxiety-inducing emotional distracters would be associated with opposing patterns of brain activity in affective and executive brain regions.

Given that the opposing patterns of trophic skew in extinctions and invasions we identify are consistent across a number of locations (Fig. 2 and 3), complex changes in trophic function are likely to be increasingly common.

The main finding of these studies was that the impairing effect of emotional distraction was linked to opposing patterns of activity in ventral affective and dorsal executive brain regions.