Sentence examples for this pattern which from inspiring English sources

This pattern, which I call the "Thucydides Trap," recurs often.

We seem especially prone to this pattern, which is known as fundamental attribution error, with presidents.

To discover the psychological underpinnings of this pattern (which was also found in two other studies), the researchers conducted another experiment featuring 517 Americans recruited online.

This pattern, which is typically seen in tumors that are more aggressive, essentially paves the way for tumor cells to move toward blood vessels.

This pattern, which also holds in other studies, suggests public schools are doing more to help poor children overcome the obstacles they face in their homes and neighborhoods than is commonly appreciated.

This pattern, which is called a Pareto law, is true not just for movies in general but within every subcategory: small budgets and big ones, action pictures and comedies, movies with stars and movies without stars, even Bruce Willis films.

The ensuing institutional practices also conform to this liberal pattern, which are visible in relatively easy naturalisation procedures.

This fluctuating pattern, which is similar to that in the diatom abundance, reflects productivity changes in the siliceous plankton in surface waters.

Additional factors, such as financial incentives, access to markets, and political stipulations may also explain this spatial pattern, which deserves exploration in future research.

Endobronchial spread of tuberculosis is a famous representative of this HRCT pattern, which can be differentiated from panbronchiolitis based on the more focal and asymmetric distribution of "tree-in-bud" pattern.

Besides this general pattern, which may reflect fundamental differences between prokaryotes and eukaryotes (e.g., recombination), there are further differences among eukaryotes.