Sentence examples for patterns for the group from inspiring English sources

Solos and duets and relay patterns for the group broke down quickly, submerged in the next wave of dance.

The urinary metabolite patterns for the group of 2004 2005 women and for pregnant women are shown in Table 2.

Some of the new species such as D. valdivianum, D. austroandinum and D. ammophilum have clustered and coremiform sorocarps, presence of branches and polar granules inside their spores, changing previous morphological patterns for the group.

Release patterns for the groups with medium and low He concentrations are basically identical, i.e. He is releases at the temperatures between 600 and 1600°C, although small release peaks are observed at 400°C for #45 and 500°C for #10.

We tested this idea by first generating RNA structure patterns for the groups and used them to search human UTRs by PatSearch [ 27].

Finally, a reinforcement pattern for the group of chambers was proposed: firstly, high pressure grouting with deep boreholes; then rock bolting with extra high strength bolts and cables; finally, sealing chamber surface with shotcreting (Kang et al. 2011c).

To offer insight into the field of CAM-related pharmacotherapy in elderly patients, this analysis aims to investigate the prescribing patterns for this group of patients.

On the basis of these observations, which showed a similar case-fatality pattern for the groups that possessed the genes for the binary toxin, in the regression analysis, we combined these 2 groups with the genes for the binary toxin (CD027 and CD non-027) into 1 group, and compared it with the group not possessing the binary toxin (CD A and B).

In this way, the eventual biogeographic patterns due to vicariance events that can be observed in certain taxa, can be masked when trying to analyze spatial patterns for the whole group of mollusks.

The patterns for the whole group of patients are displayed in scatter plots in figure 2 (appendix).

The results for the English symbol group show that even with a more straightforward task (relative to the intonation cross-mapping), the PAM is not particularly useful in explaining discrimination patterns for the English group.