Firstly, the group's interaction patterns were identified by adapting.
For each need, four distinct developmental patterns were identified.
Based on these findings, distinct clinical patterns were identified in PSH.
Similar patterns were identified in the 1990 and 2000 U.S. Census data (Fig. 4).
Through a number of iterations, the following three conversion design patterns were identified.
Two patterns were identified: the thin, liquid-like granular film and the diffuse pattern.
Five gene groups with distinct temporal patterns were identified by clustering analysis of expression data.
Although invasion risk values determined using the FES approach was scenario-specific, general patterns were identified.
Different response patterns were identified between local stakeholders from different municipalities within the region.
After analysing the data obtained through an eye-tracking device, two basic viewing patterns were identified.
In this sense, three biogeographic subregions, matching with oceanographic patterns, were identified: western, central and eastern.
