They say the insurer has a pattern of publishing "fraudulent and negligent misrepresentations" of the accuracy and size of its provider directory.
The patterns of published true and false positives roughly follow the predictions from the simulations.
This indicates that the pattern of publishing at B after publishing at A occurred for s% of the young researchers.
This pattern of publishing is more concerned with establishing/defending oneself as the authority in relations with the imitated/imitating others than honestly reporting what the findings really are.
Here, we focus on the world-wide patterns of replicability of published association studies.
Together, the two men wrote one of the most important books in the history of linguistics, "The Sound Pattern of English". Published in 1968, the book did for phonology (the study of the sounds of words) what Chomsky had done for the study of syntax: transformed it, formalized it, and to turned it from a mere collection of facts into a science.
While this work has focused on the origins of impedance phenomena rather than on a faithful reproduction of published patterns, the predictions of the adaptation experiments are in remarkable agreement with previous findings [41], [42].
Here, we have synthesized the first global shark diversity pattern from a new database of published sources, including all 507 species described at present, and have identified hotspots of shark species richness, functional diversity and endemicity from these data.
The lack of published data documenting patterns in bacterial aerosol concentrations in residential environments over time precludes our ability to determine whether there has been an increase in airborne concentrations of resistant S. aureus that has occurred in parallel with the increase in community-acquired infection.
In Ruth Benedict's enormously influential Patterns of Culture (published in 1934), culture was all and human biology was largely irrelevant.
