Sentence examples for pattern as defined from inspiring English sources
The precursors are classified according to the abundance distribution pattern as defined by Jeong et al. (2011) (i.e. canonical, variant, siRNA-like).
By gene specificity scores were determined for the set of expressed miRNAs that follow a specific pattern (as defined by group analysis) and therefore fall into a specific class.
We distinguished play sessions as a function of their intensity: rough (Rplay) if the session included at least one Rough-and-Tumble pattern (as defined in Table 1; e.g. Video S1 and Video S2) and gentle (Gplay) if not (e.g. Video S3).
Indeed, we found that malignant EEG pattern, as defined in Synek's classification, is correlated with the presence of ischemic stroke or leukoencephalopathy on MRI in comatose or delirious patients.
No lung specimens had a "not UIP pattern" as defined by the IPF consensus criteria (i.e., presence of hyaline membranes, organizing pneumonia, granulomas, marked interstitial inflammatory cell infiltrate away from honeycombing, or predominant airway-centered changes) [ 5].
Subjects qualified for randomization if their diaries reported a mean weekly latency to sleep onset of ≤30 min, a mean weekly total time in bed of ≥7 h, and a stable bedtime pattern as defined by a usual bedtime between 2200 and 2400 and a usual rise time between 0500 and 0800 (neither of which varied by more than 2 h on 5 of 7 nights).
This approach allowed to quantify past plant abundances in sub-regional landscape patterns, as defined by soil types and relief.
Various crack growth patterns as defined according to their profiles, "X -type, "Butterfly"-type, "Petal"-type, are observed in different combinations of imperfection type and lattice topology.
We compared the visually detectable GFP patterns with endogenous mRNA expression patterns, as defined by a genome-wide microarray root expression map.
Design Patterns, as defined in (Alexander et al. 1977), are a well-known and frequently used software engineering problem-solving discipline, which has emerged from the object-oriented community.
The fetal heart rate patterns, defined as non-reassuring fetal status, were classified as either suspicious or pathological heart rate patterns as defined by the National Institute of Clinical Excellence.
