Sentence examples for pattern we believe from inspiring English sources

Although the magnetic anomalies might change the precipitation pattern, we believe that the direction of the convection electric field is a much more important parameter.

"He has a long standing pattern, we believe, of bias particularly in cases of sex crimes, domestic violence, and violence against women".

While it may include some noise, false positive interactions and a few of nodes without gene expression pattern, we believe that a layered PPI network analysis can provide insight into molecular mechanisms underlying cardiac ICM and other diseases.

Based in similarities in the spot patterns, we believe these photographs represent the same individual W. photogenicus documented in the wild at a two-month interval.

As discharge mortality, neonatal mortality, and rates of stillbirth showed similar patterns we believe that this adds strength to our findings based on area level data.

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Coupling the DR5-monitored auxin accumulation with PIN1 and LAX3 expression patterns, we believe that a co-ordinated auxin efflux influx, involving the two carriers, caused the IAA gradient essential to the early AR events and building up of the ARP, in planta and in TCLs.

In the light of our results which have proven the in-vitro activity of Medilox® super-oxidized water on bacterial, and fungal isolates with different resistance patterns, we believe that super-oxidized water can be used efficiently to prevent hospital-acquired infections provided that further efficacy studies are done, and validated application methods are used.

Additionally, the scoring scheme we propose relies on codon evolution patterns, since we believe that, in frameshift mutation scenarios, the information provided by DNA sequence dynamics provides valuable information in addition to amino acid similarities.

The meaning of the pattern observed in Figure 3, we believe, is that genes selected using the Euclidean distance tend to be expressed in all tissues at the uniformly low level (close to the background), while genes selected using correlation-based distance tend to be expressed in several orthologous tissues at a higher level.

Referring to the aging of growth pattern, they wrote: "we believe.that a more likely explanation is that many cells are "shrinking" and others are expanding to fill in the space".