Sentence examples for pattern of underlying from inspiring English sources
Overall, the Piketty series, while not a perfect representation of the raw data (adjusted for discontinuities), fits the pattern of underlying changes in wealth inequality much better than the Giles series, which is largely an artefact of the discontinuities.
The quantitative evaluation of key factors of soil variability together with the spatial pattern of underlying variables are important steps in understanding the functioning of soilscapes.
Recent reports have postulated a changing pattern of underlying nephropathy over the last decades.
Such shrinkage gives a more stable estimate of the pattern of underlying risk of disease than that provided by the raw estimates.
These animals (which lack NOX2 activity) were also protected against post-MI remodelling and dysfunction with a similar pattern of underlying changes as found by Looi and colleagues.
Raw centiles can be calculated from appropriate data but the perturbations in these curves are unlikely to reflect the pattern of underlying growth at the population level.
To identify distinct patterns of underlying illnesses by sex, we analyzed the age and sex distribution for selected underlying illnesses among hospitalizations where non-AIDS pulmonary NTM was the primary diagnosis.
As argued below, it is possible that the atypical ERPs reflect unusual patterns of underlying brain morphology.
Over time, patterns of heat vulnerability are likely to change, for example, because of shifts in aging population distributions or changing patterns of underlying disease, necessitating periodic reevaluation of vulnerability maps.
Given the potential for fragment size homoplasy to occur between and within species, we recommend that all studies making use of cpSSRs perform some sequencing of alleles to verify the mutational patterns of underlying sequences.
In this regard, we must recall the definition of pattern priority and of underlying pattern, adapted from [ 26] to the case of pairwise sequence comparison.
