Sentence examples for pattern predicted by the from inspiring English sources

The Galileo probe did measure enhanced concentrations, as expected, but not in the pattern predicted by the ice explanation.

This implied that the vertical pattern predicted by the model explained an additional 27.8%% of the variation.

However, when we closely examine the birth-month patterns of school starting ages and adult outcomes, we find that the two patterns do not fully match the pattern predicted by the age position effect, and there is a high level of noncompliance with the cutoff date in China.

In the 1944 book Tempo and Mode in Evolution, George Gaylord Simpson showed that the fossil record was consistent with the irregular non-directional pattern predicted by the developing evolutionary synthesis, and that the linear trends that earlier paleontologists had claimed supported orthogenesis and neo-Lamarckism did not hold up to closer examination.

The two domains with 5 and 8 deletions were even further removed from the pattern predicted by the Poisson equation if no bias existed, with about 10−4 and 10−10 expected, respectively.

We obtained the RR from the RR of the drug use pattern predicted by the GLEaM model.

Here, we explore whether the general pattern predicted by these models (i.e., a negative relationship between disease and host diversity) occurs for a recent human zoonosis in the US, West Nile virus (WNV).

In this experiment, chaotic treatment is considered in more detail by examining some temporal patterns predicted by the chaotic attractor.

The ultimate loads, load deflection responses up to failure, deflected shapes and crack patterns predicted by the LFEM are compared to the experimental observations.

General growth patterns predicted by the GIS overlay model resembled those generated by the CA, but the CA model produced more patches and edge in the landscape.

Micro-level simulation results matched very closely the adoption patterns predicted by the widely-used Bass macro-level model (Bass, 1969 [1]).