Sentence examples for varied patterns of from inspiring English sources
Centuries of human adaptation of the various environments of France have produced varied patterns of rural landscape.
In the Himalayan foothills of northern India, evidence of widespread hominin occupation since at least the late Middle Pleistocene has been known since the early 20th century and indicates varied patterns of land-use and intraregional mobility.
Both studies used the Y2H system to demonstrate that Skr proteins displayed varied patterns of interaction with Cullins and F-box proteins.
While metastases may be a common diagnosis in cancer, it is important to recognise varied patterns of liver metastases after chemotherapy or after surgery.
This study was carried out in the context of a broader analysis of primate host defense peptide evolution, which has included the cathelicidin LL-37 and beta-defensins, and which has shown remarkably varied patterns of molecular evolution, ranging from conservation to positive selection for variation [ 15, 16].
Some reviews find that separate-sex programmes are more effective than mixed-sex programmes (Vladutiu, Martin, and Macy 2011), while others report more varied patterns of change (Ricardo, Eads, and Barker 2011; Clinton-Sherrod et al. 2009).
Our study reveals a strikingly varied pattern of sterol synthesis from lanosterol that allows for the generation of multiple, tissue-specific end-products in addition to cholesterol.
Taking as his basic unit a flat, crisp, ovoid form, Mr. Isensee creates simple but inventively varied patterns reminiscent of Modernist design of the 1950's and 60's.
"With small budgets, the architects did interesting things: they varied the pattern of the bricks, angled them, put them together to look like a fluted column — there's a lot of ingenuity in New Deal architecture," said Robert Leighninger, a sociologist and author of "Long Range Public Investment: The Forgotten Legacy of the New Deal".
The association varies by pattern of activity participation and is partly gender- and age-specific.
Stanton et al. (2004) studied the selection operating in field plots where light levels and density of interspecific competitors were varied and found that patterns of selection varied.
