"pattern of manifestation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a repeated occurrence or sequence of events that show the manifestation or expression of something. Example: The pattern of manifestation of her anger was always the same - first she would clench her jaw, then her voice would rise in volume, and finally she would storm out of the room.
Given that the Muslim and Hindu cases were predominantly drawn from the Osmania General Hospital and Anu Test Tube Baby Centre, respectively, and they in turn also represent lower and higher socioeconomic status, the results do not seem to suggest any effect of socioeconomic hierarchy in the pattern of manifestation of PCOS in relation to CAG repeats.
Indeed, the pattern of manifestation of signs and symptoms should not be presumed to coincide with the timing of etiologic factors.
This is a good example of a syndrome, defined as a recognizable pattern of manifestations that has not one but a number of possible causes.
The intravenous route of exposure has added a new complexity to the immunopathogenic picture and has resulted in novel, severe, and highly variable patterns of manifestation which are described in the clinical cases section of this article.
The progressive pattern of disease manifestation in rotenone administered rats demonstrated several similarities with human disease symptoms.
The purpose of this study is, therefore, to describe the prevalence and pattern of ocular manifestation among HIV/AIDS patients and determine correlation with the CD4+T cell count.
14 17 Despite the gender shift there was no difference in the prevalence between the two time points hinting perhaps at an ever changing pattern of clinical manifestation of respiratory symptoms that cannot be unravelled from point prevalence data.
However, the general pattern of toxicity manifestations becomes so complicated that it is impossible to determine which of them is the primary cause of the observed effect and which are its consequences.
The pattern of case manifestations and the fact that the members of each cluster were exposed to sites with large infestations of rodents induced the authors to conclude that these clusters originated from exposure to common rodent sources (11 ).
The Assessment in Spondyloarthritis International Society (ASAS), an international task force, had generated new ASAS criteria for axial and peripheral SpA by predominant pattern of clinical manifestations in 2009 [ 2] and 2011 [ 3].
However, the pattern of associated clinical manifestations, the age at disease onset and, above all, the stereotypic recurrence of attacks can induce the suspicion of a PFS.
