Sentence examples for pattern that emerged from inspiring English sources

Efforts to co-opt the locals and punish those who failed to play along were part of a pattern that emerged before the state was established in 1948, it is argued.

The slightly serrated pattern that emerged as the alkyl tether increased from three to six methylene units suggests that inhibitory potency is not simply correlated to increased hydrophobicity imparted by the phenylalkyl chain, but rather that one or more hydrophobic binding registers may exist remote from the substrate recognition architecture in the active site of PSMA.

This migration pattern that emerged in Lis1 reduced activity simulations concurs with the morphology observed in Lis1 RNAi in mice [ 21] in which neurons accumulate at the lower parts of the brain section closer to the VZ/SVZ.

But the pattern that emerges from our study is very different.

More important, the pattern that emerges from the accumulated weight of the reporting is, as the lawyers say, dispositive.

The overall pattern that emerges from last year's spending suggests that it takes large amounts of cash to win an election, said Richard Kirsch, the executive director of Citizen Action.

There are a couple of interesting items from the earnings announcement, but one pattern that emerges is that Facebook's once-vaunted growth is slowing down.

The pattern that emerges will, with enough maths (nowadays done by computer), tell you how the atoms in the crystal are arranged.

This pattern that emerges in Ana's story is part of a larger historical pattern, we argue, where the Roma systematically have been put in the background.

The main pattern that emerges from analyzing several simulations with different wind profiles is that the ion distributions at high densities are cold.

One interesting pattern that emerges is the continuity of maternal care services and decline in switching of services from public health centres in the post NHM period.