The phrase "a cluster including" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group or collection of items, entities, or concepts that are part of a larger set.
Example: "The research focused on a cluster including various species of plants that thrive in arid environments."
Alternatives: "a group comprising" or "a collection featuring".
A cluster, including the Mjma 2.2 event, seems to align with a strike of N-S and eastward dipping, which corresponds with one nodal plane of the focal mechanism.
Conversely, a stronger signal for Traffic relative to OPD sentences was observed in a cluster including parts of the superior and middle frontal gyrus (Table 2; Figure 2).
BmRas1 and DmRas1 comprised a cluster including mammalian H-, K-, N-Ras, C. elegans let-60 and Ras of invertebrates with predicted Ras sequences from genome data of other insects.
Furthermore, G. max and P. vulgaris genes are distributed in three main clusters: a) a cluster including PvBPGIP1, PvBPGIP2 and GmPGIP3; b) a cluster including PvBPGIP3 and PvBPGIP4 and c) a cluster containing the remaining G. max genes.
Moreover, aggressive behavior was related to decreased gyrification in a cluster including the right lateral occipital and inferior parietal cortex.
Examining the KO gene abundance we identified a cluster including all the centenarian subjects, separated from the clustered younger subjects.
We refer to a covering error when a cluster includes the faces of different people.
A cluster includes reasonable number of systems, which are interconnected to share resources commonly known as cluster resources.
For instance, if a cluster included 200 people aged ≥ 50 years then it was divided into four segments.
Possible explanations for multiple contigs within a cluster include (i) alternative splicing, (ii) existence of common protein domains, or (iii) paralogy.
As the Mt A cluster includes roughly as many European individuals as East Asian individuals, it is not clear which of them is ancestral to the other.
