Insular goat breeds showed various patterns of differentiation with mainland populations.
Historical biogeography and patterns of differentiation within the South American avifauna: areas of endemism.
That argument appeared to resonate with Justice Stephen G. Breyer, who pictured 51 regulators — one from each state and the federal government — poring over a bank's books for statistical patterns of differentiation in setting interest rates.
To a significant extent, the commissioner's endorsement of a quite obviously partial policy seems designed to reinforce, not discourage, protracted patterns of differentiation and recurrence in the theoretically "objective" selection process.
While, tumors induced by bacteria, viruses and fungi have amorphous growth, galls induced by insects have symmetrical structures and display novel patterns of differentiation which do not occur during normal morphogenesis of the organ (Meyer 1987).
Li often refers to something we should follow and in this sense it might be taken as principles, but li also refers to actual patterns of differentiation, not just to ideals.
Both Wang Bi and Guo Xiang use li as a technical term for Wang Bi li refers to the patterns of coherence represented by the hexagrams of the Yi Jing, while for Guo Xiang li refers to patterns of differentiation that spontaneously arise in the world (Ziporyn 2014: 137 84).
This makes difficult to establish without ambiguity the patterns of differentiation of this family of proteins.
Studies of the gene flow within and between the two molecular forms revealed, however, complex patterns of differentiation.
The most likely patterns to evolve over short time scales of divergence are the population genetic patterns of differentiation.
Embryonic stem cells deficient in Shb showed altered patterns of differentiation in both mesodermal and endodermal lineages [11], [12], [14], [15].
