Sentence examples for pattern with local from inspiring English sources

The acid phosphatase staining pattern, with local staining at the anal pore and diffuse staining in the central body, was observed in 58 cases (35.4 per cent).

Interestingly, regardless of interindividual differences, a common pattern with local 5meC depression at the TSS and elevated methylation at the boundaries was recognizable.

In the case studied (Valencia region), for example, the spatial structure of the PPH common patterns shows a non-random pattern, with local effects and rural urban trends, practically defining the borders of some Healthcare Areas, which suggests that PPH may have an important relationship with specialist care common to all BHZ of the same Area.

This study aimed to observe patterns in the structure of fish assemblages in streams with different levels of urbanisation, as well as, relationships of these patterns with local and regional environmental factors.

A pattern consistent with local adaptation is found for body size, where alleles from the fishless Finnish rock pool population were mostly associated with larger body size.

An individual with obstructive lung disease can have a markedly different deposition pattern, with enhanced local deposition in some parts of the respiratory tract.

A final warning, before starting the procedure the PDB file containing the coordinates to be tested should be made appropriate for ROSETTA design, because some modeling programs may give good folding patterns but with local errors in length, angle or dihedrals of a few bonds, may present missing backbone atoms for one or more residues, or have zero or empty B-factors.

Global circulation models have shown that wind patterns change with local time (e.g., Bougher et al., 2000) leading to another source of diurnal variation in the expected elec-trojet intensity.

A two-dimensional model of adsorption under isothermal constant-pattern conditions with local equilibrium between phases has been developed for the experimental conditions of Le Van and Vermeulen (1984, A.I.Ch.E. Symp. Ser. No. 233, 80, 34) and integrated numerically.

The relatively high rates found amongst women of higher income levels are consistent with international patterns, and with local information about the distribution of known risk factors.

Preliminary results indicated that candidates selected from microarray experiments conducted only on Urbana and Monmouth populations yielded expression patterns consistent with local adaptation.