Sentence examples for pattern of episodic from inspiring English sources

An atypical temporal pattern of episodic CH attacks was reported in an 11-year-old boy followed up for only nine months [48].

Perhaps surprisingly (although the observation is in line with the earlier pattern of episodic cultural innovation out of phase with the appearance of new species), the stone tool assemblages left behind by the earliest anatomical H. sapiens are unimpressive at best.

Sampson and Laub find patterns of episodic offending and near-universal desistance at some point (Sampson and Laub 2004, 2005; Laub and Sampson 2003).

We designed this study to investigate how headache chronification alters subcortico/cortical somatosensory response patterns of episodic migraine patients experiencing progression to chronic migraine without medication overuse.

Ecologically and phylogenetically disparate terrestrial faunas as the roundworms inhabiting lagomorphs and artiodactyls, those inhabiting carnivores and tapeworms inhabiting rodents and pikas all exhibit patterns of episodic biotic expansion between the Palearctic and Nearctic at different specific times during the late Tertiary and Quaternary (Waltari et al. 2007).

In other words, evolutionary constraints can lead to patterns of episodic evolution, where periods of stasis are interrupted by discoveries of novel phenotypes.

Reactivations patterns of episodic experiences revealed by MDA/Sliding-window method were further corroborated by both pair-wise cross-correlations, and explained variance.

The high numbers of alcohol intoxication compared to the relative low total amount of alcohol consumed, indicated a pattern of heavy episodic drinking among adolescence in Nord-Trøndelag.

This episodic pattern is reminiscent of episodic flares that are known to occur clinically in patients with anterior uveitis.

Introduction: Alcohol consumption contributes significantly to the global burden from disease and injury, and specific patterns of heavy episodic drinking contribute uniquely to this burden.

Poor populations – particularly those living in southeast Asia – suffer more harm per gram of alcohol consumed than wealthy populations, due partly to poor access to health care and to harmful patterns of heavy episodic drinking [ 2].