Sentence examples for protracted pattern from inspiring English sources

Anger toward the New Yorker fits with a more protracted pattern of disgust.

In sum, Marvin's cagey testimony and the Kaplan entities' conduct displays a protracted pattern of equivocation, obfuscation, evasion, and duplicity.

One animal showed a protracted pattern of viral shedding in the faeces from 21 dpi onwards.

PC1: hepatic positive and negative acute-phase genes were the main influencers of a protracted pattern induced between 12 and 48 hours of infection, which explained 23% of the total variation in the dataset.

Combined, evidence that pre-industrial Pacific herring populations were likely more abundant, exhibited greater distributional consistency [ 24] and that spawn events may have occurred in 'waves' or in a more protracted pattern, suggests that interactions between spawning herring and terrestrial ecosystems, including bears, may have more widespread than at present.

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.

Yet the history of many fragile and conflict affected countries suggests that the full roles of the state may never have been achieved [ 11], and that their recurrent and protracted patterns of dysfunction are not transient, and liable to correction, but chronically entrenched.

The Pacific Ocean has been the site of unique ecological and environmental patterns, protracted political contestations, grand imperial dreams and diverse movements of resistance.

In addition, for further applications to population-based case-control data, it would be important to clarify the performance of the WC model, as compared with standard logistic regression analyses, for estimating the effects of several correlated temporal patterns of protracted exposures.

The other two causes may be difficult to distinguish as they can lead to similar patterns, but we suggest protracted speciation as the most likely cause here.

We are in a post-bubble economy, and the typical pattern is a very long, protracted, difficult recovery, where employment does not return to its previous peak.