Sentence examples for pattern shared with from inspiring English sources

Both heart disease and diabetes are increasing as New Yorkers grow more obese, a pattern shared with the rest of the nation.

Traditional pastoralism has shifted from nomadic and low-intensity exploitation to sedentarization on a restricted area, a pattern shared with many other pastoral systems (Khazanov 1994; Næss 2013).

B. canis strains were subdivided into 2 groups, one exhibiting a unique pattern and the other one a banding pattern shared with B. suis biovars 3 and 4. Species of the closely related genus Ochrobactrum and several other clinically relevant bacteria showed no amplification product.

The fossil belongs to a small primitive moth-like species, and its wings are showing scales with parallel grooves under a scanning electron microscope and a characteristic wing venation pattern shared with Trichoptera (Caddisflies).

Nitrogen metabolism enzymes in the mussel shell microbes show a strong pattern for much uptake and transformation of inorganic nitrogen especially ammonium uptake and ammonification, a pattern shared with some of the Line Islands metagenomes and also with the waters surrounding the Galapagos upwelling region (Fig. 3a).

The evolutionary pattern shared with their plant counterparts indicates possible involvement of new fungal MIPs in plant-fungi symbiosis and host-pathogen interactions.

This loss might have been permitted by the redundant expression patterns shared with other Bmp subtypes in fin folds, heart, and tail bud, seen in the zebrafish.

In selected embryonic tissues, Stfa2l1, Stfa2, and Stfa3 expression profiles clustered together while Csta expression pattern shared similarity with other cystatin genes (Figure S1).

Based on our analysis of the mitochondrial sequences, we could not detect any pattern shared exclusively by plants with abnormal flower phenotypes, which could have been linked to the presence of a mutation in the mtDNA responsible for CMS.

Whilst members of the Plasmodium and Cryptosporidium families show a greater level of overrepresentation and overproportionment in polyd.A.dT tracts compared to polydG.dC tracts, a pattern generally shared with other eukaryotes, we find a reversal of this pattern in the coccidians and complete absence in the piroplasmida.

Interestingly, this pattern was shared with other members of the freshwater fish fauna of central Mexico.