Sentence examples for pattern of a structure from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the presence of the dispersed pterygopalatine microganglia (DPPG) evidenced by histochemistry and immunohistochemistry serves to complete an individually variable morphological pattern of a structure usually described as single.

With the described measurement system, the complex vibration pattern of a small structure can be determined.

As we can see the first and the fourth components seem to be related with test-based measures, despite not offering a very clear pattern of a latent structure.

Such a pattern is suggestive of a structure that evolved for a specific function.

Davachi et al. (2003) used this line of reasoning to support a division of labor within the MTL, as the hippocampal region and parahippocampal cortex could be viewed exhibiting the pattern of an associative structure and the perirhinal cortex could be viewed as exhibiting the pattern of a non-associative structure.

The center of weight of each promoter pattern indicated a structure similarity between promoters of each chromosome.

As most terrestrial and marine taxa are likely to possess a similar pattern of population structure, an effective DNA-based identification system can be developed with modest effort.

A CM is a special case of SCFGs, with all its states and state transitions arranged in a directed graph following the branching pattern of a consensus RNA structure's binary tree.

Furthermore, as shown in Fig. 7, the spatial distribution of MamK in MSR-1 does not typically correspond to the expected pattern of a single filamentous structure extending from pole to pole of the cell.

More details about the differences between different exfoliation techniques are shown in Additional file 1: Table S1. Figure 5 displays the high-resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM) image and fast Fourier transformation (FFT) patterns of a crisscross structure.

A similarly counterintuitive pattern of genetic structure of an island endemic bat was found by Roberts [61], demonstrating that the vagaries of environmental history can be important determinants of genetic structure and may not always result in patterns consistent with expectations of limited dispersal ability.