Sentence examples for tendency of pattern from inspiring English sources

We chose this nomenclature because of the tendency of pattern 3 to nucleate particular consensus motifs with similar physiochemical properties, depending on the Retroviridae class and Ty3/Gypsy clade or genus.

The active tendency of that pattern to persist is the essence of the individual body.

In the case of body, striving is expressed by the active tendency of a pattern of relative motion and rest, in their ordinary sense, of its parts to persist.

Because the relationship between two variables was often non-linear, we used a regression method called LOWESS (local weighted scatter-plot smoother) [ 39] to obtain smooth curves which showed the mean tendency of dependence pattern between two variables.

He despaired of the absence of any apparent tendency, this lack of pattern, reason.

Neobehaviourism (like psychoanalysis) has made much of secondary reward value and stimulus generalization i.e., the tendency of a stimulus pattern to become a source of satisfaction if it resembles or has frequently accompanied some form of biological gratification.

It is believed that the influence of carbon impurity on the variation tendency of the EIS pattern may reflect the change of the fine structure.

One reason may be what Scientific American's "Michael Shermer calls "patternicity," or people's tendency of finding "meaningful patterns in meaningless noise". Shermer argues that humans are evolutionarily predisposed to looking for patterns in our environment.

It seems more likely that the human tendency for pattern-seeking is extracting a conspiracy theory from the automated clunkiness of the way the Internet works.

One might expect the levels of identity between the B. oleracea BAC-end sequences and a specific Arabidopsis DNA sequence to exhibit some kind of pattern or tendency according to the Brassica genome region where they map.

Drug release was evaluated in passive and stimulated patterns demonstrating tendency of aniline dimer to form a vesicle that controls the drug release behavior.