Sentence examples for surviving patterns from inspiring English sources

Surviving patterns for the Roman military boot, the caliga, suggest equally high standards of craftsmanship in leatherworking, and the standards of carpentry displayed on classical ships were almost impossibly high when measured against those of later eras.

This research applied descriptive approaches to examine the surviving patterns of the Aga-Khan-awarded Bhong Mosque and categorized these patterns as geometric and arabesque.

3 The differences in Purkinje cell death kinetics and surviving lobule pattern suggest that there are other factors to maintain GRP78 function in the PCs of the woozy mice.

Since the fitness depends on the surviving EFMs, each pattern will have its own fitness value.

In addition, the cells on the FGF-2 patterns survived longer than the cells off patterns.

About 96% of patients with a C-reactive protein pattern of fast response and 74% of patients with a slow response pattern survived, whereas those patients with the patterns of nonresponse and of biphasic response had a mortality rate of 100%and33%3%, respectively (P < 0.001).

About 96% of patients with a CRP ratio pattern of fast response and 74% of patients with a slow response pattern survived, whereas those patients with the patterns of nonresponse and biphasic response exhibited overall mortality rates of 100%and33%3%, respectively (P < 0.001).

However, no composition of antibiotic drugs may cover the whole spectrum of potential resistance patterns, so surviving colonies cannot be excluded.

Future studies investigating the feeding performance the genetic patterns of surviving individuals from reciprocally transplanted F1 R. pomonella × R. zephyria hybrids and backcrossed individuals would be of particular interest.

For example, in the spontaneous mutants 'Nervous', 'Purkinje cell degeneration' and 'Tambaleante', the patterns of surviving Purkinje cells were arranged according to different and reproducible arrays of sagittal bands that were symmetric about the midline (Wassef et al., 1987).

Here, we examined the patterns of surviving gene conversions in the yeast RP ohnologs, finding strong evidence for recent gene conversion at the nonsynonymous coding positions of these genes but little evidence of such conversion events in their upstream noncoding regions.