Sentence examples for patterns of composition from inspiring English sources

This term refers to the confusion that has arisen around competing claims of the numerous versions and editions of his works, full of complexities stemming from Bruckner's intricate patterns of composition, revision and publication.

In both studies, results documented differences in patterns of composition and abundance of epiphytic assemblages on leaves between disturbed and reference meadows, while assemblages on rhizomes did not appear sensitive to this kind of disturbance.

The fatty acid composition and content from Tg/Tg, Tg/+, and +/+ fish are presented in Fig. 2, where the patterns of composition and content (mg/g) are indicated as Up and Down when compared to the +/+ fish.

In contrast, men showed more adherence to the traditional Brazilian and bar patterns, as also observed in other studies that identified patterns of compositions similar to those studied here [ 16, 26].

These 41m-year-old deposits have a pattern of composition, with alternating layers of dust and coarser grains, which is strikingly similar to that of the 25m-year-old loess deposits whose composition has been offered as evidence for monsoon winds back then.The question is thus: how could the monsoon be 40m years old if the Tibetan plateau isn't?

The apparent lack of pattern of composition and distribution of bases in DNA sequences have been one of the enduring problems of molecular biology.

Notably, these imaging techniques have contributed greatly to recent findings identifying gender and racial differences in body composition and patterns of body composition change during weight loss.

This study aimed to define patterns of gallstone composition and identify demographic predictors of gallstone composition in a large sample of symptomatic gallstones from Northern Germany.

In this paper we will review the patterns of subunit composition of the main glutamate [α-amino-3-hydroxy-5-methyl-4-isoxazolepropionic acid (AMPA) and N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA)] and gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) receptors during development [ 7– 13].

However, this seems to now confound the question of local compositional biases and their functional implications versus global patterns of base composition, because as far as I can tell Elhaik et al. were talking about global compositional patterns.

Patterns of assemblage composition were compared with patterns of environmental variables using univariate and multivariate techniques.