Sentence examples for pattern the latter from inspiring English sources

This pattern is clearly different from the ischemic pattern, the latter characterized by subendocardial or transmural LGE, fitting the segmental distribution of coronary arteries, with possible associated microvascular obstruction.

The new version allows doctors to determine whether a person is fit for a modeling career by taking into account their BMI as well as other factors like gender, age, diet history, and the person's menstrual pattern — the latter because eating disorders can cause the loss of periods.

In the light of the LCO staining pattern, the latter seems more likely.

Table 2 shows risk estimates for fingers reported to be of approximately equal length and index finger longer than ring finger length and as compared with index shorter than ring finger pattern; the latter reported pattern showing a statistically significant decreased prostate cancer risk with an OR of 0.67; 95% CI 0.57 0.80.

The workload's unicast communication (Fig. 3) belongs to the 1 1 and N:1 collective communication patterns, the latter being the most common.

Of these substitution patterns, the latter seems to be potentially more beneficial, taking into account that it leads to a decreased acetylcholinesterase inhibitory activity, and hence, it is likely to lead to a lower incidence of cholinergic side effects.

After worms were placed at the starting point and allowed to crawl for one hour, we counted the number of worms that moved continuously only in a loopy pattern (strong), exhibited both normal and loopy patterns (the latter covering ≥30% of the full tracks) (mild) and exhibited normal trajectories (<30% of loopy tracks) (normal).

To test the hypothesis of a role for PC1 in regulating Ca2+ oscillatory patterns, the latter were examined in HEK293pSsiPKD1 cells transiently transfected with a cDNA plasmid expressing mouse full-length PC1-containing N-ter FLAG and C-ter HA tags (Grimm et al. 2003).

The former approach [18, 19] tries to minimize the error between the defocused halftone pattern and a sinusoidal fringe pattern while the latter approach [20] tries to minimize the phase error achieved with the defocused halftone patterns.

The nuclei pattern is often confused with the 'nucleus without nucleoli' pattern because the latter has many more member proteins and these are often difficult to distinguish visually.

In particular, the former has a consecutive 10-nt fully complementary sequence pattern while the latter has 7, 8 or 9-nt complementary sequence pattern.