Sentence examples for pattern were treated from inspiring English sources

Patients with a TCM diagnosis belonging to the Yin pattern were treated by " Yi Qi Wen Yang" treatments, and those with a TCM diagnosis belonging to the Yang pattern received " Qing Re Xi Feng" treatments.

The inlet pressure was set to be similar to the folded point pressure, and the flow pattern was treated as similar to a one-way flow.

Each spatial pattern is treated as a unique variable, assessed individually and as in other multivariate techniques, only those patterns that fit the data are kept.

Twenty-one patients with aggressive radiological patterns were treated with wide resection.

Individual indicators and drinking patterns were treated as continuous (ordered categorical) variables.

In the scatterplot of DB and KB associations, the patterns were treated as independent but some of them share attributes.

The role of the microscopic surface structure in the initiation, propagation and stabilization of wave patterns is treated by analytical techniques and further illustrated with numerical examples.

While most minimally displaced fracture patterns are treated non-operatively and often do well, more complex fracture patterns, either with or without surgery, have produced mixed results, fueling continued controversy in this academic arena [4, 5, 6].

The radiation from parabolic reflector antennas for different amplitude and phase aperture illumination patterns is treated and the minimizations of the edge diffraction effects by edge rolling techniques are investigated in an accurate manner.

The rapidly increasing proportion of unique phyletic patterns calls for a more coarse-grained comparison whereby non-identical but similar patterns are treated as members of the same group.

Reviewer response: In lumping patterns together, I was referring to the sentence in the text where you say "The rapidly increasing proportion of unique phyletic patterns calls for a more coarse-grained comparison whereby non-identical but similar patterns are treated as members of the same group".