Sentence examples for pattern with moderate from inspiring English sources
As expected, correlations of motivational processes in the garden in spring of sixth grade and science outcomes in the fall of seventh grade showed a slightly weaker but otherwise similar pattern, with moderate correlations of student-report outcomes and a weaker correlation with science grades.
Specifically, type I neurons exhibited a regular firing pattern with moderate spike frequency adaptation.
In grade I and II astrocytomas, >70% of tumour cells were FPR1-positive with a homogeneous cytoplasmic staining pattern with moderate to high staining intensity.
SAR1A is expressed ubiquitously, most abundantly in prostate, thyroid and adrenal gland while SAR1B has a tissue-specific pattern with moderate expression in heart, liver, skeletal muscle and testis (He et al, 2002; Tang et al, 2005).
The morphometric analysis of the drainage network of the basin show dendritic to sub-dendritic drainage patterns with moderate drainage texture.
In contrast, CPC-B+ cells displayed a different expression pattern, with a moderate increase in Eed and Suz12 expression and a significant upregulation of Ezh2 and Jarid2.
Studies specifically focusing on reading abilities show a similar pattern of results with moderate to high heritability and modest shared environmental influences [14], [15].
Overall the results clearly suggest altered motor control patterns in subjects with moderate to severe neck pain with long duration characterized by stiffening and rigidity (Table 5).
Therefore, the differences between the asymmetrical postural patterns of children with moderate scoliosis and children with hemiplegia were not as clear as expected.
Thus, we make as our goal the design of single high weight periodic seeds with moderate pattern lengths.
We used simulated images with moderate pattern strength and an average of 200 RNAs per cell (100 cells per condition), to assess the performance of previously published analysis methods aiming at identifying RNA localization patterns.
