The phrase "across both clusters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data, research, or comparisons that involve two distinct groups or categories referred to as clusters.
Example: "The results were consistent across both clusters, indicating a strong correlation between the variables."
Alternatives: "throughout both groups" or "in both categories".
As observed with the characterized cluster, the second cluster (A1S_0938-0940) is highly conserved across most strains; both clusters have been removed by insertion-deletion events in strain SDF (Table 3).
We did this for both clusters identified across species and within D. simulans at window size of 2 and 10 using the 0.05 and 0.001 cutoffs.
Moreover, the stand of Horn with its different age classes and admixture of planted trees shows the largest effective number of spatiogenetic clusters across both types of cluster structure and all measures of genetic difference.
Both cluster adjusted MH and GEE presume that all clustering is incidental – the former by assuming a fixed OR across clusters and the latter by largely ignoring differences between clusters.
The minimum sample size was then increased to 990 households distributed across 33 clusters both to simplify the intervention by creating clusters in the respect of geographical proximity and feasibility, as explained in detail earlier, and to allow for a potential loss to follow up of 15%.
Across both measures, estimates clustered closely for all scans from the same individual.
In terms of the clustering methodologies used here, the most surprising result was the high degree of biological information found using the FBPA clustering versus STEM clustering across both cell treatments, despite roughly equivalent computational evaluations.
Finer scale delineation of syntenic clusters and inclusion of all syntenic pairs of clusters across both species in this study should bring greater clarity to the organisation of the R2 region in both species.
Given the study design, the impact of CHI is being assessed by comparing health service utilisation and protection against the cost of illness between insured and non-insured households, both within and across clusters.
It does, however, display regions of genes that share synteny with Rhodoferax ferrireducens, which displays the highest percent identity across the cluster, both in terms of synteny and protein identity.
