Sentence examples for terms patterns from inspiring English sources

Although quantitative differences between residuals derived from task data and continuous resting state data have been reported (Fair et al., 2007), in qualitative terms, patterns of functionally connected regions have been shown to be remarkably consistent (Fair et al., 2007; Lacy and Stark, 2012).

These findings indicate that even though large brain size and brain part size variation exist in the wild, both in absolute and relative terms, patterns in nature may differ from those gathered in a standardized common garden and in some cases even in a habitat-dependent way.

They said their contracts should be renegotiated because the city pressured them to accept terms patterned after the district council's now-suspect accord.

But the unusually balmy fall seems to fit at least two longer-term patterns.

Long term patterns in reforestation of tropical pastures: plant community composition and aboveground biomass accumulation.

But the long-term patterns do not correlate so well, according to Maureen White, an international equity analyst at the First Boston Corporation.

This could then be used to see how the order of settlement impacted long-term patterns of inequality.

His research has contributed insights into the origin of our current environment by identifying long-term patterns of climate change.

Long-term patterns of mass loss during the decomposition of leaf and fine root litter: An intersite comparison.

Sleep plays a critical role in memory consolidation – this is when the brain backs up short-term patterns and creates long-term memories.

To reduce the seasonal pattern, 24-month moving averages of water and anomalous chemical transports were used to identify their long-term patterns (Fig. 4a f).