Sentence examples for under a pattern of from inspiring English sources

indicated by red arrow) while the intermediate layer, separating the two chondrogenous layers, emerges under a pattern of dynamically elevated pore pressure (Figure 5D, indicated by blue arrow).

We tested whether rapid lineage diversification characterized the origin of labrids, and parrotfishes using the MCCR test (Pybus and Harvey, 2001) which compares the distribution of branching events on the observed tree to that expected under a pattern of constant diversification.

Under Resolution 1441, a pattern of noncooperation by Iraq is a grave breach that can lead to war.

The company has come under scrutiny for a pattern of conduct that includes below-cost pricing, paying customers not to do business with competitors and accusations of computer hacking.

The report rated DFID's performance as "amber-red" - "requiring significant improvement to ensure a clear, strategic direction, and to tackle a pattern of under-performance".

But, when you actually measure the predictions that climate scientists have made against observations of how the climate has already changed, you find the exact opposite: a pattern "of under- rather than over-prediction" emerges.

A 2003 Senate inquiry into the Ranger uranium mine found that "a pattern of  under-performance and non-compliance", with a "large number of incidents attributable to unsatisfactory management practices and, many have argued, the inadequate monitoring and oversight by regulating authorities".

For much of the 1980's, though, during the heyday of Thatcherite Britain's romance with private enterprise -- when government spending was reduced on public services from health to schools to transport -- a pattern of under-investment in the state-owned railways, already discernible in the 1970's, was allowed to continue.

It's the lie they tell to hide the underlying pattern behind these deaths -- a pattern of under-represented workers and unrestrained greed.

As I learned in the meeting, under-earning is characterised by a pattern of behaviours like working too much for too little and de-prioritising paid work, as well as chronic procrastination.

Accepting the limitations of research using 'paper-case' scenarios and reported behaviours, the study did find a pattern of under-referral and/or late-referral for advanced renal failure.