Sentence examples for pattern fits with from inspiring English sources

The first thing to consider is whether your personal energy pattern fits with your current working schedule.

However, our pattern fits with geography in certain aspects.

This Sasa-DAB expression pattern fits with the observations done by Koppang et al. [ 35].

7 This pattern fits with our understanding of the effect of enrolling a survival cohort rather than an inception cohort.

This pattern fits with the current study where two-thirds of the infants were born after 29 weeks gestation and over half had serious congenital anomalies.

If, as mentioned previously, larger Stroop facilitation effects are indicative of poorer cognitive control, this pattern fits with the prediction of monolinguals showing poorer performance, and supports other findings of greater cognitive control abilities in the Chinese English bilinguals.

The findings suggest a commonality in causal factors for appendicitis and diverticulitis, as emphasised by Painter and Burkitt. 2 We think these patterns fit with a dietary hypothesis for both conditions.

To further test how well their expression patterns fit with our IF-based classification scheme, we validated the selected genes from the EMT Signature that have been reported to be involve in EMT and not included in the initial EMT array (Table 2) in SGOCL(43).

Of the five strong candidates for the molecular formula of the molecule (i.e., molecular weight 180; C12H20O C11H20N2 C11H16O2, C10H16N2O C10H16N2O), the isotope pattern fits best with C10H16N2O.

This pattern fits closely with the hypothesis that certain widespread disjunct anchialine species have descended from marine species from the Tethys Sea, whose disjuncture can be explained by sea floor spreading due to plate tectonic movement [27], [30], [51].

The sequenced genomes each contain 18 copies of IS6110 but the theoretical RFLP pattern fits well with the obtained 14-band pattern since some fragments have very similar sizes and will migrate together thus resulting in a lower than expected number of visible bands on the gel.