Sentence examples for pattern and characterized from inspiring English sources

It is a joyful style of dance, based on a circular pattern and characterized by a sweeping action from side to side.

In agreement with their expression pattern and characterized mode of action, the detrimental effects of SreA or HapX inactivation identified so far were confined to growth during iron sufficiency or starvation, respectively, which does not explain the synthetic lethality of their inactivation.

We identify three different dimensions of that pattern and characterize them in terms of distinctive knowledge properties.

Four identifiable subgroups are defined based on clustering patterns and characterized functions: Claisen condensation-like (CC-like), carboxylase-like, lyase-like, and aldolase-like.

The Periodic charts could be considered as a reliable and refreshable platform through which the cellular evolution could be patterned and characterized.

We examine archival records for males and females and present the first detailed description of the vertical behavioral patterns and characterize the pelagic habitat for these sharks relative to depth, ambient temperature and oxygen concentration.

The DGE approach was used to comparatively analyze the expression patterns and characterize the genes that influenced physiological, developmental, and biochemical processes on a genome-wide basis when P. yezoensis was subjected to extreme temperature fluctuations.

As explained by Illes et al., 17 the goal of such analysis is "to identify a broad range of perspectives, not necessarily a consensus among participants, and to deliver a coherent conceptual description of the data that capture thematic patterns and characterize the phenomena of interest while accounting for the individual variations within them".

Coatings with designed crack patterns were deposited and characterized by electron microscopy, tribology, Vickers indentation, and thermal diffusivity.

Localized GA is the most common pattern and is characterized by a focal thickening, usually involving the fundal region (the so-called "fundal GA").

Pancreatic cancer shows a highly aggressive and infiltrative growth pattern and is characterized by an abundant tumor stroma known to interact with the cancer cells, and to influence tumor growth and drug resistance.