Sentence examples for patterns terms from inspiring English sources

The treasuries must carefully study interest rates, yield patterns, terms of financing, and the distribution of holdings among investors.

"In the same way that meteorologists point to El Niño for the changes in weather patterns, term limits are at the root of political changes in this city," said Evan Stavisky, a partner in the Parkside Group, a political consulting firm.

The PVC with a set of content-based patterns termed as pattern codebook performs in two phases.

The colour Doppler patterns termed "parenchymal" (pattern IV, internal flow) and "vascular pole" (pattern II, focal peripheral flow) are typical of parathyroid lesions [31].

Three dietary patterns, termed 'processed meat pattern', 'prudent vegetable pattern' and 'high-sugar pattern', were generated in this cohort study.

Such patterns (termed AHP or BLP in this study) have often been described as over- or under-dominant.

Here, we attempted to elucidate whether transcriptional and/or translational patterns (termed themes) may be conserved across multiple cell types.

Such residues can be either spread across the entire stretch of the protein or can be observed as conserved contiguous patterns termed "functional motifs".

The 11 dsRNA segments, upon separation by electrophoresis, exhibit profiles that can be broadly categorized into long and short RNA patterns termed electropherotypes.

Bisulfite Sequencing PCR showed distinct methylation patterns, termed constant and variable methylation, which could distinguish methylation-regulated from non methylation-regulated genes.

According to (10), the upsampled 2D signal is generated ignoring the antenna pattern term, notated as.