Sentence examples for yet the pattern of from inspiring English sources
Yet, the pattern of Carnap's and Lewis's proposals conforms to the pattern of a definition in the narrow sense and not to the peculiar pattern of indirect interpretation that Carnap (1939) envisioned for the interpretation of theoretical terms.
Yet, the pattern of dissent and punishment continues unabated.
Yet, the pattern of greatest variance in Fango displays a characteristic feature related to the allometric relationship, namely an elongation of the forepart of the upper molar (Figs. 1, 2).
As yet, the pattern of response remains unclear: mitochondrial density, far from increasing [1], [2], may in fact fall [3] (albeit in the context of muscle atrophy [4]), while enzymes used in anaerobic glycolysis may be upregulated in the muscle of high altitude natives and acclimatised lowlanders [5], [6] (a suggestion supported by in vitro studies [7]).
Yet, the pattern of findings suggests variation across the spectrum of urbanicity.
The emerging picture would seem to favour improved outcomes and yet the pattern of major neonatal morbidities (fig 2) is strikingly similar to that in 1995.
Yet the patterns of items for components were very similar across groups when the analysis of each group was limited to four components, so the combined sample is used to describe the components (Table 2).
Yet, the patterns of wilting scores observed throughout the experiment at pre-noon and noon (irrespective of treatment) also suggested a less restricted stomatal control to changes in environmental conditions in Napier grass than in Mulato II.
This was an era when television hadn't yet settled into the pattern of silly sitcoms and not-too-taxing dramas that would define it for decades.
"This could include some technical issues and we have yet to learn the pattern of how people use the scheme".
Because we do not yet know the patterns of variation at other expressed conotoxin loci, our results do not show that all venom components have diverged in this manner.
