Sentence examples for patterns in overall from inspiring English sources

It is notable that the observed pattern of LBC uptake with age, which peaks in women in their thirties and forties, to an extent mirrors patterns in overall screening participation which peaks in women in their thirties, forties and fifties [ 9, 13].

There was a general pattern in overall size of elements from lineages in each of the two superfamilies.

We saw a similar pattern in overall survival at five years, but the changes were not significant.

Although we confirmed a U-shaped pattern in overall NHL risk over time, a pattern previously observed by others (van Leeuwen et al, 2009; Quinlan et al, 2011), we did not find a consistent pattern of risk across all the specific subtypes.

The graphs in Fig. 6 clearly show that part of the seasonal pattern in overall mortality is removed by the weather covariates, which means that short-term temperature and rainfall shape seasonality, but that there are also other unknown factors that are important determinants of seasonality.

These network patterns are in overall agreement with data from previous SCN studies [ 28, 30] and functional connectivity mapping in normal populations [ 52– 52].

On the other hand, for networks that grow in a decentralized manner, it is possible to observe certain patterns in their overall structure that may be taken into account for a more tractable analysis.

However, uncertainty in tomography models appears not to change the overall patterns of the simulated sections, as shown in Fig. 4. Therefore, when we observed inconsistency between the observed and simulated patterns in the overall features, it was likely due to uncertainties in the latter procedure.

Understanding methylation patterns in GCTs, overall and by histologic type, may identify the developmental stage at which the tumor arose.

Apart from these characteristics, the two types of Xst facies show different patterns in their overall architecture and types of sedimentary structures that justify their distinction.

18 Recent analyses of NHS referrals to the National Clinical Assessment Service (NCAS) about doctors whose performance is giving cause for concern have found similar patterns in the overall profile of regulatory referral.