Sentence examples for specifically pattern from inspiring English sources

Specifically, pattern searches were carried out using the GREF program from this package.

This finding corresponds to and extends the current literature showing that the expression of interictal epileptiform potentials during sleep is related to the cyclic alternating pattern and more specifically pattern A1 which consists of a synchronous EEG pattern such as present in recurrent slow wave activation periods (for reviews see Parrino et al., 2000; Halász et al., 2013).

For example, selective transfer of solutions (F-mode) to specific wells was achieved by exploiting specifically patterned filters.

Specifically, patterns of variation suggest a nascent Catholic Indian identity was emergent in Spanish Florida when the missions were destroyed.

Photonic structures is also another widely used filtering component for controlling fluorescence emission by means of specifically patterned surfaces on gold [79] and plastic [80].

Previously, there were a few related demonstrations that either proved that the radially pointed plasmonic dark modes of the specifically patterned metal nanoparticle assembles can be excited by the RPO beam [20 22] or showed that the angular momentum is conserved when the high-order plasmonic modes of a metal nanodisc are excited by a focused optical vortex beam [23].

Specifically, patterns of surfactant synthesis and metabolism have not been characterised in ARDS.

Specifically, patterns of electrochemical deposition are altered [ 12], providing a dramatic demonstration of the effect of environmental order on chemistry.

Finally, whether brain signals are causally important needs to be established before stimulation can be specifically patterned rather than delivered at empirically defined high frequency.

Specifically, patterns of initial diagnostic testing may have varied between black and white participants based on the site of presentation, leading to differing rates of sepsis.

Specifically, the pattern most closely resembling physiological spike trains (accelerating pattern) was most effective at evoking a saccade, three times more so than the least effective decelerating pattern.