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The phrase "show similar patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to discuss how multiple items, events, or phenomena exhibit the same qualities. For example: "The data showed that countries in different parts of the world showed similar patterns in terms of economic growth."
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Other countries show similar patterns.
Other studies show similar patterns.
Other years show similar patterns.
Other developed countries show similar patterns.
(c) Do pairs of homeologs tend to show similar patterns in diversity and neutrality?
Other analyzed HAPPI models show similar patterns in the spatial distribution of normalized IRI (Supplementary Figs. 3 and 4).
The temporal variability results show similar patterns for simulated and observed extreme flows.
Many of the other countries Chayes brings into this chatty study ("John of Salisbury, as usual, nailed it") show similar patterns.
However, it did provide some older figures dating from 2007-09, before the A* grade was introduced for A-levels, which show similar patterns to Oxford.
This provides a first glimpse that suggests preferences amongst the young do not show similar patterns as preferences of adults.
We hypothesized that the two cohorts would show similar patterns of atrophy, despite demographic differences and could therefore be combined.
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