Sentence examples for serious pattern from inspiring English sources

Ms Smith added: "She certainly uncovered...that this was a very serious pattern of behaviour".

The Attorney General accused the Boston police today of a serious pattern of civil rights infringements in their investigation of the killing of Carol Stuart last year.

The purpose of this study was to classify fetal heart rate (FHR) monitor patterns according to risk of fetal acidemia and risk of evolution to a more serious pattern and to use this information to construct a standardized process for FHR pattern management, with the ultimate aim of minimizing newborn infant acidemia without excessive obstetric intervention.

The program failed, in other words, in the context of a very specific, and very serious, pattern of institutional dysfunction. .

The higher incidence of plasma-DNAemia as well as the higher level of plasma DNAemia observed by Limaye et al. indicates that their patients developed a more serious pattern of CMV reactivation than ours.

On the contrary, the patient segment in Figure 11 shows a serious pattern with respect to the pathologic results: a high peak in 'Lymph Node Involvement', large in 'Number of Positive Nodes Examined', late in 'Stage', aggressive and invasive in 'Behavior Code' of cancer, a larger number in 'Site-Specific Surgery'.

"We've documented very serious patterns of abuse.

The data shows that global food markets exhibited serious patterns of uncertainty over the past decade.

However, the report implicating serotonin in GRP specification suggested that inhibition of serotonin signaling causes serious patterning defects in treated embryos, including altered specification of the superficial mesoderm (Beyer et al., 2012), a phenotype we never observed with our reagents but one that could potentially contribute to non-specific laterality defects due to toxicity.

Given also that CD-high-CU children exhibited relatively more severe antisocial behaviour than their CD-low-CU counterparts, this interpretation seems difficult to reconcile with the findings of Waterman et al. [ 13], who found that affective but not cognitive perspective-taking superiorities are related to more serious patterns of antisocial behaviour in CD children.

The gas was pushed into the water (a vertical distance of 36 m, and a 260 m plane distance) and did not form a serious fingering pattern when gas was injected into the formation until the formation pressure reached its original value.