First gear was positioned in the middle of the shift pattern, with second gear below and third gear above.
Additionally, we noticed that the pattern of callose plugs with the first interval <150μm shifted to a pattern with the first interval ≥150μm between 3 to 4 hours germination, because the percentage of pollen tubes with the first interval <150μm decreased from 3h to 4h germination.
For all-cause mortality in the all-ages group, the seasonal effects showed an evident two-peak pattern, with the first in winter (around week 1) and the second in late spring or early summer (around week 22).
The plasma levels of these cytokines show a bimodal pattern, with a first peak at 2 hrs followed by a second peak at 24 hrs, except for IL-4, which peaks at 8 hrs.
The hazard rate for any recurrence (including both local and distant disease relapses) displayed a bimodal pattern with a first surge peaking at about 24 months and a second peak at almost 60 months.
The spread of H1N1 following its re-emergence in late 1977 followed such a pattern, with the first wave causing epidemics from Dec 77 to Feb 78 (as A/USSR/1/77), followed by a second wave which passed through Singapore from Sep 78 to Oct 78 (as A/Brazil/11/78).
The hazard rate for any recurrence (including both local and distant disease relapses) displayed a bimodal pattern with a first surge peaking at about 24 months (estimated risk value = 0.016) and a second peak at almost 60 months (estimated risk value = 0.009).
We observed a double-peaked mortality hazard pattern, with a first peak in mortality achieving its maximum between years 2 and 4 after mastectomy, and a second large peak in mortality during year 9. Analyses by subgroups revealed a similar pattern regardless of T stage, or node or menopausal status.
Cleavage in most animals follows an orderly pattern, with the first division being in the plane of the main axis of the egg.
When patients with distant metastases were grouped by site of recurrence (soft tissue, bone, lung or liver or central nervous system), the corresponding hazard rate curves displayed the typical bimodal pattern with a first peak at about 24 months and a later peak at about 60 months.
