Sentence examples for pattern in light from inspiring English sources

Analysis of this co-conserved pattern, in light of the wealth of structural and functional data available on ErbB kinases, suggests a model in which the identified residues contribute to ErbB kinase functional divergence by providing a structural framework for the JM and C-terminal tail to uniquely regulate ErbB kinase activity (Figure 9).

This profile illustrated for each physician his/her recent prescribing pattern of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory therapies and the appropriateness of this prescribing pattern in light of expert recommendations.

Such Roman poets as Catullus, singing of his love's sparrow, and Horace, inviting friends to share his wine, set patterns in light poetry that were followed to the end of the 19th century.

We also quantified the patterns in light interception and the efficiency of light use to provide additional mechanistic insights into growth responses and to determine if light-use efficiency was related to changes in flux and partitioning.

Immuno-fluorescence labeling of the endogenous PIN2 proteins, using affinity-purified anti-PIN2 antibodies [50], confirms that the PIN2-eGFP fluorescence patterns in light- and dark-grown seedlings represent the patterns of the endogenous protein (Figs. 2E, F).

We discover remarkable levels of cryptic genetic diversity in this isopod and discuss the phylogeographic patterns in light of the vicariant hypotheses that have been proposed for this region.

The authors concluded that "doctors ought to carefully re-examine their practice patterns in light of their beliefs and opinions".

We finally analysed movement patterns, in light of findings from previous studies of a bias towards horizontal movements in three-dimensional environments [4,5].

Alveolar cell cancer, as defined by ultrastructural features, could assume different gross histological patterns in light microscopy, and therefore electron microscopy is required for its identification.

The statistical methods that are applied here attempt to assess the significance of the molecular patterns in light of various epidemiological factors.

I interpret these patterns in light of a multistage theory of aging, developed by analogy with multistage models of cancer progression [ 8- 11].