Sentence examples for pattern to various from inspiring English sources

There is no study on spectrum of bacteria and their sensitivity pattern to various antibiotics in patients with MAS from developing countries.

Five studies [ 51- 55] investigated the presence diarrheagenic E. coli strains in these countries with 3 of studies [ 51, 52, 54] describing susceptibility pattern to various antibiotics.

Second, no specific analysis was provided in the reviewed studies about the effect of colonization or infection of A. baumannii with various phenotypes (in vitro susceptibility pattern to various antibiotics) [ 27].

Despite the numerous advantages and fruitful achievements of patterning nanostructures offered by the self-assembly, there are some challenges to restrict the patterning transfer of block copolymer patterns to various substrate materials.

The antibiotypes of MRSA based on their susceptibility patterns to various classes of antibacterial agents are illustrated in Table 2. MRSA were categorized into 12 antibiotypes, and isolates grouped in type 8 accounted for about 40% of the total number of MRSA.

"I visited with Adrian van Hooydonk" -- BMW's design director -- and others in BMW's design studio, he said, to understand how to apply the colorful pattern to the various apertures and wings of the car.

There's a pattern to the various criminal activities Hole investigates, from the black-market sale of a German semiautomatic hunting rifle ("the ultimate professional murder weapon") to the "fascist nests" of neo-Nazis who can be counted on to disrupt most national holidays.

The rationale for the third criteria is that many probes may be associated with outcome solely because their expression pattern follows, to various degrees, the expression pattern for a highly predictive gene.

RCPC codes use a low-rate convolutional mother code and employ various puncturing patterns to obtain various code rates.

Next comes Piotr Uklanski's "Untitled (Dance Floor)," which is in fact a dance floor: an eye-popping grid of flashing light, colors and patterns synchronized to various pop tunes of the disco and rap variety.

The Lexicalist, a project begun in 2010, has analyzed millions of words on the Internet to map usage patterns according to various demographic factors.