Sentence examples for pattern and extensive from inspiring English sources

The presence of a branching network of delicate capillaries (chicken-wire pattern) and extensive calcification are common, but not specific additional features in oligodendrogliomas.

When all features were considered together, the risks for relatives could be described by six predictive features: absence of extensive sclerosis;; acinar growth pattern; trabecular growth pattern; glandular growth pattern; lobular growth pattern; and extensive intraductal carcinoma (all P <0.02).

Over the next few years, Ling and co-workers [ 4] (plus a rapidly expanding series of competitors) painstakingly revealed features of P-gp, such as its dependence on ATP, its stable cellular half-life, plasma membrane localization, a rich glycosylation pattern and extensive phosphorylation [ 5– 7].

Our current findings that human tissues harbor patterned and extensive expression of genomic loci containing HERV-W elementsuggestssthathat functionality for such transcripts cannot be ruled out.

While Nasonia exhibits fly-type expression of maternal and gap genes in the precellular blastoderm, dynamic expression patterns and extensive interactions among 'pair-rule' genes appear to pattern a suite of late forming posterior segments.

Furthermore, the etiologic profile of CAP may differ considerably from one geographic region to another, and the microbial susceptibility to these antibiotics may have changed over the years, depending on their prescribing patterns and extensive use.

The early embryonic development of Drosophila melanogaster (D. mel; "fruit fly") has been the subject of intensive study, resulting in a sophisticated, albeit incomplete, understanding of the genes involved in pattern formation and extensive characterization of the transcriptional cis-regulatory modules (CRMs) that regulate them.

They have been shown to exhibit a highly lung-specific gene expression pattern and secrete extensive amounts of proteins contributing to lung development, including the abovementioned ones.

As described in our publication [9], Catalyst generates predictive pharmacophores by essentially a three dimensional pattern matching algorithm and extensive statistical analysis.

A similar intermittent pattern of intensive and extensive movement has been observed in filter-feeding basking sharks feeding on patchy zooplankton in shelf waters [23], in foraging leatherback turtles [24] and wandering albatrosses [3], and is reminiscent of birds that stopover to feed and rest during annual migrations [25].

We show that the intergenic transcription pattern is complex and extensive and that active histone modifications strongly correlate with areas of non-S phase intergenic transcription linking the cell-cycle-specific timing of intergenic transcription with large chromatin domains of modified histones.