Sentence examples for refined pattern from inspiring English sources
"The crate wall, using pine wood panels, was used because it's a simple, raw material but with a strong and refined pattern," Mr. Ausset said.
However, in these embryos, nuclear density was highly disrupted prior to cycle 14, the time period during which Bcd is presumably activating its target genes that, together with Bcd, give rise to the refined pattern of Eve expression.
Overall, the refined pattern of reduction in genetic diversity is consistent with that measured previously [ 4].
Then we describe the performances of the initial pattern classification and the refined pattern classification based on the GHMRF approach.
The same appears to apply to Nasonia where cact expression is restricted to a narrow stripe straddling the ventral midline indicating a highly refined pattern of Toll activity (Buchta et al., 2013; Özüak et al., 2014b).
Nasonia Toll on the other hand remains responsible for ventral fates providing highly refined patterning information along the ventral midline.
In the third stage, the first author refined patterns in this theme to analyse how participants give meaning to their daily activities and which social norms and values are reproduced in their explanations and negotiations.
Motor learning is the ability to refine patterns of body movement by practicing, or more generally by repetition.
The synaptic plasticity that enables these changes to take place is at a maximum in the developing brain, which uses sensory input to refine patterns of connectivity as the animal learns about the outside world.
Although both beans and tomatoes have positive nutrient attributes, these foods are correlated with less-favorable food groups in MESA, such as refined grains, high-fat dairy foods, and red-meat (other key contributors to high scores on the "beans, tomatoes, and refined grains" pattern).
Open image in new window Figure 2 Rietveld refined XRD patterns for sample S1 (CoFe 2 O 4 : citrate method) annealed at (a) 200°C, (b) 400°C, and (c) 800°C.
