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Practicing and diagnostic veterinarians can expect to see a distinct temporal pattern in cases of cytauxzoonosis and more cases can be expected in domestic cats living in close proximity to environments that support tick vectors and bobcats.

Let-7d* was identified from the microarray study with down-regulation pattern in cases over controls of AA group (FC  = -6.6, p = 0.03063, AUC = 0.73).

Additionally, the high proportion of clustering pattern in cases with previous treatment episode more than three times is also a warning signal that indicates that inadequate previous treatment increasing the risk of drug-resistance.

These qualitative differences in mineral nanostructure are accompanied by quantitative differences in mineral concentration (measured by micro-CT) across the scapula bone, and deviation from this pattern in cases of metabolic disease.

To better reflect clinical experience, further studies are needed to obtain information about the PBF distribution pattern in cases in which greater aspiration involves a larger volume of injured lung.

In some cases, the samples were also analyzed with an indirect immunofluorescence test for PUUV-IgG which displayed a granular staining pattern in cases of typical acute infection [ 16].

It was observed that the contribution of interaction factors were not in similar pattern in case of different frequency responses.

To facilitate the design and the alteration works for a station, the crowding and passenger movement pattern, especially the escape pattern in case of fire, should be studied.

Moreover, the variation of material and process parameters shows the interest of the triangular contact pattern in case of degraded parameters.

Like other variables, the job creation also shows a similar pattern in case of 'with USA' and 'without USA' in the TPP.

In this paper, we design an algorithm to align the grid points in a raster like pattern in case of checkerboard pattern, and the proposed method was used to recognize the weave holes in a cross-stitch pattern.