Sentence examples for study of the pattern from inspiring English sources

Systematics, then, is the study of the pattern of relationships among taxa; it is no less than understanding the history of all life.

To reach their conclusion, health officials said they relied on an epidemiological study of the pattern of infection among patients, tracking the outbreak along the food chain, from hospital beds to restaurants and back to the farm, southeast of Hamburg, at Bienenbüttel.

Such influence significantly contributes to the study of the pattern of adsorption of cations, therefore the effects of coexisting ions Cl− and NO3− at the concentration of 100 mg L− 1 on the adsorption of Cu II), Zn II), Cd II), and Pb II) on ST20-ALG were also investigated.

To this end, we have initiated a study of the pattern of LAR1 expression in extreme phenotypes in the mapping population as well as in a range of apple germplasm accessions.

The study of the pattern of inclusion of exons 13, 14 and 16 suggests that they are independent from each other and subjected to tissue and development-specific regulatory mechanisms.

Study of the pattern of cortical activation elicited by unrecognized stimuli during performance of a cognitive task could provide additional useful information to help us understand whether these stimuli are cognitively processed.

There is a lack of studies on the pattern of opioid use after skeletal fractures.

A four-year, ten-nation study of the patterns of competitive success in leading countries concludes that companies achieve competitive advantage through acts of innovation.

As the author of "Farnsworth's Classical English Rhetoric"— a warmly received study of the patterns of prose — he reminds us that the strongest, most emphatic part of any sentence is its end.

I am currently working on an ongoing study of the patterns of achievement and achievement gaps in every school district in the U.S. (https://cepa.stanford.edu/seda/overview).edu/seda/overview

The works published in Kultura, which means culture, ranged widely, from the arts and fiction to philosophy and politics, including Leszek Kolakowski's "Struggle Between Caesar and God," an analysis of the role played by religion and the Roman Catholic Church in the Polish resistance to totalitarianism, and Slawomir Mrozek's "Nose," a study of the patterns of anti-Semitism in Polish culture.