The phrase 'the converse pattern' is correct and can be used in written English
It is usually used when referring to a comparison between two related but opposite concepts or results. For example: "The converse pattern that was observed in the study suggests that higher levels of education are associated with lower levels of income."
Within the parietal cortex, there was a dissociation such that the supramarginal gyrus exhibited greater activity to the target stimuli than to block onsets, while the converse pattern was observed in the intraparietal sulcus.
The bottom cluster corresponds to ERA genes that show the converse pattern of expression.
Double cones were more abundant ventrally than dorsally, while blue and violet cones showed the converse pattern (Figure 2B).
The converse pattern is also found, presence of Wolbachia in globally distributed Culex pipiens but its absence in a smaller potential source population in South Africa [35].
Within the worry condition, responses to probes in the attended location were faster for trials containing threat words than for trials with only neutral words, whereas the converse pattern was observed for responses to probes in the unattended location.
The converse pattern was also detected.
Wnt1 tumors showed the converse expression pattern; Conductin-lacZ expressing cells were restricted to a single K14+/K18− layer of the bilayered papillary tumors (Fig. 4D F).
The converse expression pattern is seen in the 2,453 genes composing cluster 2, which are sequentially downregulated across the groups from hESC to EB to hESC-CM to FH (Table S3 (B2)).
In some cases, however, the converse distribution pattern has been reported [ 28, 29].
The converse expression pattern was observed for UCP2A mRNA which decreased during fasting, suggesting different metabolic roles for UCP2A and UCP2B in rainbow trout muscle.
A physiologic role for miR-940 was suggested by its common downregulation in NPC tissues, whereas Nestin showed a converse pattern of upregulation.
