Sentence examples for pattern most of from inspiring English sources
The fabrics of the columnar chemise gowns by Poiret, Callot Soeurs and Liberty & Company, worn by the bohemian guests in Tiffany's studio, are incredibly but discreetly rich in color, texture and pattern; most of the dozen shoes strapped into a large, specially designed traveling trunk are embroidered.
With respect to the time windows, by observing Fig. 4 upper right) we notice an M-shaped pattern: most of the shopping sessions happen in the morning or after working hours.
Figure 2c shows the corresponding XRD pattern, most of the main diffraction peaks can be indexed to cubic spinel structure ZnGa2O4 (JCPDS: 38-1240) with lattice constant of a = 8.334 Å, except the peaks from Si(111) substrate and Au nanoparticles (111) diffraction.
This is the brain pattern most of us use to get through our days.
Nevertheless, haplogroup M9a1a1 showed a distinct distribution pattern: most of M9a1a1 basal lineages were distributed in southern China, southwestern China, as well as, northern China, Japan and Korea, whereas its major sub-haplogroup M9a1a1c was prevalent in northern China, Korea, and Japan.
Without merely piggybacking on fabled names or historical archetypes, Mr. Greenberg patterns most of his main characters on well-known models from the period.
It's easy to forget how entrenched in defensive patterns most of us are.
By expression patterns, most of the luminal lines most closely resembled either luminal-A or luminal-B tumors.
Although there were some differences according to other accompanying fluorescent patterns, most of the patients (100 patients, 98%) showed a high titer of greater than 1 640 (Table 1).
Exogenous ethylene can influence the miRNAs expression patterns, most of which shown negative correlation to their targets well except for miR828, was not affected by exogenous ethylene treatment.
As discussed above, although not all orthologs are expressed in related patterns, most of the patterning genes that have been studied have similar expression to their D. mel orthologs during at least some developmental stages.
