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The strongest patterns of association were for child care type.

Inflammation intensity was strongest in the K14-AREG, K5-Stat3C and K5-TGFβ1 models, with the strongest patterns associated with K14-AREG lesions (ear and tail), for which there was significant evidence of infiltration by CD4+ T-cells, Th1 T-cells, Th17 T-cells, CD8+ T-cells, regulatory T-cells, NK cells, DCs, macrophages and monocytes (P<0.05; Figure 9).

In a comparison of expression levels for D. melanogaster, D. simulans and their F1 hybrids for 31 genes, mth was shown to have one of the strongest patterns for compensatory cis-trans regulatory evolution [23], suggesting that mth has experienced strong selection on expression level since D. melanogaster and D. simulans shared a common ancestor approximately two million years ago.

We present here the strongest patterns in the data which help to clarify the research question.

The strongest patterns of correlations are seen in male control mice, where levels of RAPTOR, ERBB4, AMPKA, pMTOR, and pEIF4B are correlated in all three brain regions, and levels of pAKT are correlated in the cerebellum and cortex (Fig.  6a).

The strongest patterns of local adaptation in temperate and boreal forest trees reflect the critical synchronization of the annual growth and dormancy cycle of populations with their local seasonal temperature regimes.

Yet the strongest pattern emerging from the study of these speciation genes is one Darwin might well have expected.

In terms of seasonality, the two-month period surrounding Christmas is without dispute the strongest pattern of the year.

The strongest pattern in common among the six unfilled combinations is that only one has a strong negative loading on Principal Component 1.

Further examination revealed an intriguing pattern for p-α-syn staining: C57Bl/6 J exhibited the strongest pattern and SAMP8 the weakest (Fig.  3c).

"But right now there are no strong patterns out there that would indicate anything in particular".