Sentence examples for pattern of secondary from inspiring English sources

In spite of the similar pattern of secondary growth in these few monocots, it is likely that the condition arose independently in each group.

Kumar V, Garg M, Goyal A, Chaudhary N, Soni P, Binod Chandra A. Changing pattern of secondary cancers among patients with malignant thymoma in the USA.

Internal twinning, i.e. the formation of a pattern of secondary (or internal) twins within a primary deformation twin, has been observed in austenitic steel.

Wind forcing, depending on its velocity and direction, affects mixing rates through (1) altering the buoyancy inertia equilibrium and so changing the location of the plunge line, (2) altering the pattern of secondary circulation within the confluence and/or (3) increasing shear at the confluence.

The reported results indicate that a stable pattern of secondary currents over the entire channel width can only be sustained over a fixed horizontal bed if the bed's roughness is sufficient to provide the required transverse oscillations in the turbulent shear stresses.

The insert in Fig. 4b is the SAED pattern of secondary nanowires, further confirms the secondary nanowires are amorphous.

We reveal anticorrelated patterns of secondary structure and RBP binding throughout nuclear mRNAs that demarcate sites of alternative splicing and polyadenylation.

These results are consistent with a model for tracheal development in which spatially regulated BTL activity guides tracheal cell migration and quantitatively regulated BTL activity determines the patterns of secondary and terminal branching cell fates.

It is believed that a somewhat complicated patterns of secondary flows due to the non-zero second normal stress difference are more useful than the simple viscometric flows traditionally adopted in the determination of rheological parameters.

In combination with existing Relibase functionality, analysis of the interactions between ligands and reoccurring patterns of secondary structural elements in proteins is possible.

The design of these questions was mainly based on the questionnaire used in the study of Macer (1994), which compared and analyzed bioethical reasoning patterns of secondary school science teachers from Japan, Singapore, and Australia.