Sentence examples for very specific pattern from inspiring English sources

They rose up to protest an apparently fresh instance of a very specific pattern of injustice.

His is based on dendrimers, molecules shaped like spheres and made up of nanoscale polymers in a very specific pattern, sometimes resembling a complex snowflake.

In India's Western Himalayas, changes in altitude are dramatic producing a very specific pattern of vegetation types that include alluvial grasslands, subtropical forests, conifer mountain forests and alpine meadows.

As early as the 1920s Antoine Lacassagne, using polonium provided by his colleague Marie Curie, showed that the element has a very specific pattern of uptake in rabbit tissues, with high concentrations particularly in liver, kidney and testes.

Such an approach is disadvantaged in its inability to model the very specific pattern of sequence bias we have observed.

However, many of them are known to produce functional proteins and express in very specific pattern [ 5- 8].

The spinal cord, like the brain, is a highly organized structure, with cells arranged in very specific patterns, along both the front-to-back and top-to-botton axes.

These things with their very specific patterns and markings of time seem to be very meaningful to my dreaming self.

Deep sequencing reads of ncRNAs follow very specific patterns regarding their length and positions with respect to their genes.

Interestingly, these mappings showed very specific patterns: the reads typically aligned to either the 5' or 3' region of the tRNA molecule, and often had identical start positions or presumed cleavage sites (see below).

In fact, thanks both to social and evolutionary factors, the Y haplogroups display very specific patterns of geographical clustering, allowing the definition of male populations based on haplogroup composition (Fig.  3; Seielstad et al., 1998; Tyler-Smith, 2008).