Sentence examples for reiterated pattern from inspiring English sources

The lack of a strict segmentally reiterated pattern throughout the thoracic and abdominal neuromeres suggests that the restricted and differential distribution of peptidergic neurons reflects neuromere-specific functional connections.

Immunofluorescence of flight muscle showed that the normal reiterated pattern of mitochondria found in wild-type flies (Fig. 5G) is grossly disrupted in PINK1/Y mutants (Fig. 5G versus H).

We found that many Wnt genes are expressed in segmentally reiterated patterns in protostomes.

The expression of many Wnt genes overlap in segmentally reiterated patterns and in the segment addition zone, and while these patterns can be relatively conserved among arthropods and the annelid, there have also been changes in the expression of some Wnt genes in the course of protostome evolution.

The launch of the female-friendly website Jezebel again reiterated this pattern.

"Talea" — a Latin word for cutting and a term in medieval music that refers to a reiterated rhythmic pattern — is dominated by vibrant outbursts and explosive piano passages, opening and punctuated throughout with startling volleys of notes.

In Greek music, the element of harmony was added to an essentially modal system so that a solo instrument (typically clarinet or violin) plays the highly ornamented melody and another instrument (a guitar, or laouto) plays the chordal background and maintains the reiterated rhythmic pattern.

The RNA was expressed uniformly in the embryos, whereas the Arm protein was localized in a segmentally reiterated striped pattern, in conformity with its predicted segment polarity nature.

Reiterating the pattern of interregional heterogeneity mentioned above, households in the Northeast and South/Southeast regions had the highest socioeconomic scores.

A strong expression along the procambium occurred in the protruded ARPs (Fig.  6R) and ARs, reiterating the pattern observed in planta under the same treatment and the HF condition.

To elucidate whether some play more significant roles than others in gastrulation, we used a strategy of injecting all combinations of five of the six pooled dsRNAs, then omitting the one that gave the least penetrant gastrulation defects in a following round using pools of four dsRNAs, and reiterating this pattern until we had narrowed down to just a pair of genes with the most penetrant effects.