Sentence examples for patterns of states from inspiring English sources

So, what we have is increased polarization in the voting patterns of states on the presidential level, which has translated down to the senatorial level.

Such inter-state discrepancies is reflected when a state's voice is projected in any policy matter and also determined by the behavioral patterns of states towards each other.

The biologically relevant dynamical information will typically be at the level of patterns of states of molecular complexes or specific state sets and not on the structural level of complex species.

Based on this concept, a "quantization" method introduced by Di Camillo et al[ 35], whereby the expression of a gene at a particular time-point is quantized (discretized) into three patterns of "states", representing under-expressed, not differentially expressed or over-expressed with respect to a baseline pre-defined by a hypothetical distribution.

Short of dogma, considerable authority accrues to broad patterns of stating and practicing the Christian faith that have maintained themselves over time and space.

Those on the island trying to lobby for greater freedom also say these releases have not affected patterns of state repression.

It was never admitted explicitly, but for all practical purposes this meant a break with the old established patterns of state socialism in which the state controlled and managed everything of any practical economic value.

In culturally diverse societies, we can easily find patterns of state support for some cultural groups over others.

In order to explore all possible patterns of state-dependent choice probabilities smoothly, we assume that an arbitrary pattern of {pas} and an arbitrary direction of infinitesimal changes {dpas} allowed in the space of probabilities can be expressed by some pattern of w and some direction of infinitesimal changes dw, respectively (see Methods).

Thus the series of bifurcations (or switch-like behavior) that depend on the parameters may (or may not) be captured as patterns of state-change in discrete models, the latter provides only a rough approximation of the real reaction system [10].

Three years of data are included to ensure that recent patterns of state-wide hospital utilization are captured without the fluctuations possible in a single year.