Sentence examples for patterns to develop from inspiring English sources

This was not a linear process; instead, I iteratively moved between the developed codes and emerging patterns to develop conceptual categories (Eisenhardt 1989).

Dr. O. John Semmes, an associate professor at Eastern Virginia Medical School, is using protein patterns to develop a prostate cancer diagnostic.

Biologists plan to use detailed information about the snake's biology and activity patterns to develop control methods for this invasive species.

Owing to long time periods required for these soil patterns to develop, results provide additional support for an idea that locations of tree and herbaceous patches were stable for long time periods (centuries to millennia).

To analyze this proposition we will analyze the literature on cognitive load and cognitive learning processes, and relate this to experiences from three case studies in which novices and experts were offered design patterns to develop and implement systems and processes.

It has been demonstrated that sonic energy can be harnessed to enhance convection in Galvanic cells during cyclic voltammetry; however, the practical value of this approach is limited due to the lack of open volumes for convection patterns to develop in most batteries.

In the drafting method of designing style patterns, the designer manipulates the foundation pattern to develop the style pattern, which is used to cut the raw materials into the sections required for the garment.

Scrapie is one of a group of diseases classified as spongiform encephalopathies, so named because the resultant deterioration of neurons causes a spongelike pattern to develop in the brain tissue.

Due to the presence of the photo-cross-linker such bilayer films can be patterned to develop surfaces with different properties at different regions.

Besides, the World Series was a sun-spangled event, with no wild-card rounds or division rounds or championship rounds, and there was hardly time for a pattern to develop.

It can take weeks or months for a pattern to develop.