Sentence examples for share a common pattern from inspiring English sources
Although birds of the same taxonomic groups frequently share a common pattern of locomotion on the ground, the patterns often have exceptions.
You can answer all of these questions without resorting to the sciences of complexity and self-organization, but those answers all share a common pattern, as clear as the whorls of a fingerprint.
As expected, given the constellation of features shared between Neanderthals and the SH hominins, we found that both fossil groups share a common pattern of maxillary bone growth remodelling characterized by extensive bone deposition (Fig. 1c,d).
Previous neuroimaging studies have generally assessed functional connectivity by averaging activity within localized 'seed' regions into a single variable, which implicitly assumes that all voxels within the 'seed' region share a common pattern of connectivity.
25(1997 3389) 3389) and other widely used tools use seeded alignment, which compares only sequences that can be shown to share a common pattern or "seed'' of matching bases.
Given that recent findings from clinical and molecular genetic studies suggest that autism and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) could share a common pattern of heritability, we assessed executive functions as a possible common cognitive endophenotype in unaffected family members of individuals with either autism or OCD.
Moral opportunists shared a common pattern in bilateral superior parietal cortex and dACC.
MSCs and HLSCs shared a common pattern of 9 miRNAs which were highly expressed in both cell types (Table 1).
Motif and pattern recognition methods define a bicluster as samples sharing a common pattern or motif.
All SHAPE signatures fall into seven clusters, each containing a group of nucleotides sharing a common pattern of SHAPE reactivity changes as a function of Rev concentration.
Interestingly however, an analysis using a biomechanical model for foot growth [ 26] revealed that webbed and non-webbed species shared a common pattern of increased foot area relative to body size.
