Complex physiology of cyanobacteria with respect to production of bioactive metabolites, further complicate the understanding of pattern of occurrence of various protease inhibitors.
Another study used nuc-seq to find a difference in the pattern of occurrence for aneuploid rearrangements and point mutations in breast tumor evolution [49].
The majority of patients showed a daily occurrence (72.3%), but an intermittent pattern of occurrence on a monthly (12.4%) or yearly (13.8%) basis was also reported.
On the basis of the pattern of occurrence of historical earthquakes, we can assume that 3 M 7 earthquakes may occur in the 21st century in the years 2007.2±5.5, 2040.0±3.0, and 2086.8±6.4.
Owing to its heterogeneous presentation and pattern of occurrence, an increasing number of researchers have been questioning the simplistic view of TB as an outcome of weakened immune response.
In this paper, we have divided Himalaya into three zones, i.e., Northwestern Himalaya, Central Himalaya, and Eastern Himalaya to understand the pattern of occurrence of paleo-earthquakes (Figs. 1, 2, 3).
In this study, we quantify the area sensitivity and edge-avoidance of the Three-toed Woodpecker by analyzing its pattern of occurrence at 100 playback stations that had from 8to100%0% forest cover within a 300 m radius.
The pattern of occurrence of native champion trees indicates that some of them may arrived here as a result of natural processes, such as dispersion (e.g. Crataegus monogyna and Rhamnus cathartica that occurred in mid-field clumps).
Although volumetrically low in number, the pattern of occurrence of the brecciating lobes alongside intact ones suggests that these might have formed in individual lobes along marginal branches and terminal parts of compound flow fields.
It is noteworthy that we observed the same pattern of neurophysiological and subjective responses in two different subgroups from a nosographic point of view: 1) migraineurs whose pre-existing headache was markedly modified by CHC as regards the temporal pattern of occurrence of attacks and 2) healthy women whose headache is secondary to the use of CHC.
No single repetitive or self-injurious behavior seems to be specific to autism, but only autism appears to have an elevated pattern of occurrence and severity of these behaviors.
