Sentence examples for size and patterns from inspiring English sources

The molecular structure of living systems including carbohydrates, proteins, nucleic acids, and lipids are examples that have exceptional behaviors measured by their size and patterns at the nanoscale.

In the past decades, the general picture of international migration in Europe has changed completely, in terms of its size and patterns and in terms of its regulation.

The size of bundles of wood varies depending upon the person carrying it and the size of basket of dung varies depending upon the size and patterns of stacking the dung cakes.

Mathematically exact 2D translation symmetry (and the 2D crystallography that builds on it) requires patterns that are infinite in extent and perfect, but the concepts are also useful as approximations for periodic patterns of finite size and patterns where a few individual array members are missing or misplaced, i.e. typical SPM images.

We asked: (1) What is the relationship between tree traits, namely stem diameter and fecundity (seed crop size), and patterns of seed dispersal?

We further demonstrated that for a large range of variables the size and patterns of intra-cluster correlation coefficients for particular outcomes were mostly consistent over different sample periods.

Thrombus remodelling does not appear to be related to size, site and patterns of thrombosis.

Khan can also control the size and pattern of the final structure.

For example, Walsh's lab has identified several genes that regulate cerebral cortical size and patterning, some of them through the study of brain abnormalities.

We identified 88 genes encoding such proteins whose knockdown resulted in aberrant dendritic morphology, including alterations in dendritic branch number, branch length, field size, and patterning of the dendritic tree.

Finally, no addition (or loss) of glomeruli occurred in adult animals over a 2 week interval; once established, the number, size, and pattern of glomeruli are evidently stable.