The phrase "among these clusters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a selection or group of clusters within a larger context, often in scientific or analytical discussions.
Example: "The researchers identified several unique patterns among these clusters that warrant further investigation."
Alternatives: "within these groups" or "in these clusters".
The electronic properties are studied in terms of HOMO LUMO gap, IP and EA of different isomers, among these clusters chemically reactive and inert clusters are identified and reported.
Among these clusters, 779 (54.2%) showed significant similarity to the known proteins in the non-redundant protein database of GenBank (E-value < 1 × 10− 10) and species of the best hit sequences mainly belonged to nematodes.
Among these clusters, development of brain, forebrain, neuroepithelial cells, neurons and the central nervous system (CNS) were present (Fig. 4B).
To this end, we proposed a new approach where both brain activation patterns within local homogeneous clusters and the interaction among these clusters were examined.
However, there was quite a bit of variation among these clusters for the other 5 REs, which implies that the organisms in these clusters might have a common origin but are presently well distinguishable from each other.
Analysis of molecular variance (AMOVA as implemented in GenAlEx) on the B and R genotype clusters (assuming they represent founder genotype spectra) revealed 65% variation within and 35% among these clusters, and a ΦPT value of 0.354 (P<0.001).
Among these, Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats (CRISPR) are unique in providing adaptive immunity against elements with high local resemblance to genomes of previously infecting agents.
Among these, cluster-5 has the highest number of tandem genes (eleven) followed by cluster-3 (five) and cluster-6 (four) (Table 2).
Among these 87 clusters, 56 clusters (64.4%) were found in both normal and tumor tissues.
The variance among clusters (85.5 %) accounted for the majority of genetic diversity within the N. humilis/quaggulus complex (F CT = 0.86), 0.4 % by the variation among localities within these clusters (F SC = 0.03), and 14.1 % by the variation among each of the localities (F ST = 0.86).
Three clusters (K, O, and R; branches with dashed lines) did not meet these combined criteria, which suggested enhanced differentiation among haplotypes in these clusters.
