Sentence examples for supposed pattern from inspiring English sources

At this juncture the supposed pattern of Arsenal dominating was disrupted.

I was wondering whether I might mention this supposed "pattern" to Brando, ask if he considered it a valid observation about himself.

He attributed this supposed pattern to a heretofore undetected companion to the Sun, either a dim red dwarf or a brown dwarf, lying in an elliptical, 26-million-year orbit.

The mutation causing BHZD in Holstein-Friesian was not present in the diseased animals and none of the detected polymorphisms was associated with the disease phenotype, nor was any of the polymorphic sites compatible with the supposed pattern of recessive inheritance.

Among them, three SNPs and one InDel agree with the supposed inheritance pattern (i.e., the affected calf is homozygous for the alternative allele and the controls are heterozygous or homozygous for the reference allele).

In this context it is also interesting to analyze the origin of the proteins fished with the FEZ2 bait from either bone marrow or fetal brain cDNA libraries and to correlate this with the supposed expression patterns (FEZ1: brain, FEZ2: ubiquitous) and function (FEZ1: neuron specific, FEZ2: ubiquitous) (Table 1).

He coded the Facetotecta, Ascothoracida and Cirripedia by reconstructing their supposed ground patterns, but we used an exemplar approach, and this illustrated that accurate information on character states was lacking for many species.

Suppose the pattern of voting is the same at the next election.

Suppose the pattern of inter-individual growth partitioning changes with environmental conditions in favour of small or tall trees, then scaling up from dominant trees to the behaviour of the stand growth may become flawed.

Since they use their observations of a transverse cortical F-actin cap to propose association with the unique tip-directed diffuse growth, and because other conclusions and the model presented rely heavily on this supposed unique growth pattern, the authors must provide clear evidence that such a growth pattern actually exists.

Similarly, Leonard et al.[ 18] could show by means of ancient DNA extracted from subfossil bones that a supposed long-term pattern of geographically separated mitochondrial lineages of the brown bear in Alaska had evolved more recently than was previously thought.