Sentence examples for patchy presence from inspiring English sources

Crouch's patchy presence for England is odd.

A recent study has shown that the MR1 surfaces are associated with a patchy presence of EPS while the p200 surface has a more extensive EPS coverage [26, 45].

The major problem with this hypothesis is the patchy presence of cystatins and stefins in the densely sampled genomes of numerous congeneric species.

Alternatively, a patchy presence of the protein along the ventricular surface could be seen, particularly in the high-dose lipopolysaccharide-treated animals (Fig. 5C and D).

The patchy presence of the "European" (blue) component in the ADMIXTURE plot, most pronounced in Yukaghirs, probably testifies to recent admixture with Europeans.

The distribution was patchy, the presence of bacteria ranging from single cells to large aggregates of grape-like clusters.

The tree stand structure of old plantings was usually patchy, including the presence of gaps induced by drought and grazing associated mortality.

TRPC3 expression showed the same overall features as the 6-week time point, with patchy expression and presence of TRPC3 protein in the nuclei of regenerating fibers as well.

Classic example of this combined pattern as the predominant pattern is Pneumocystis pneumonia, which is characterised by the presence of patchy or diffuse bilateral ground-glass opacities with thick or thin-walled, irregular, septated cysts in the upper lobes.

HRCT at the level of the left lower lobe (magnified view of the left lower lobe) reveals a mixed "ground glass and cystic pattern" characterized by the presence of patchy areas of ground glass opacity and numerous small scattered "lucencies" that may represent either true cysts, bronciolectasis or emphysema.

Mortality unrelated to bleaching, which may have been caused by accidental abrasion of the coral juveniles during the cleaning of the tiles, was judged by the presence of patchy tissue necrosis.