Sentence examples for an identifiable cluster from inspiring English sources

Florida argues that there is an identifiable cluster of occupations (scientist, architect, academic, artist) that, taken together, constitute something called the Super-Creative Core.

We have therefore determined the density of LINE, SINE, and LTR elements in 20 kb sequence segments centered on each t2r gene that belongs to an identifiable cluster (47 genes).

Laird et al (2011) recently identified that pain, depression and fatigue was an identifiable symptom cluster in a cohort of advanced cancer patients and is associated with reduced physical functioning.

Another clearly identifiable cluster on the two dimensional map was the EGF-alone treatment cluster, located in the centre of the map.

Hence, we did not explore bimodality in this data separately, but constrained our initial analysis to the two identifiable clusters that had also been processed by a single technician (a cluster of 47 chips - group A, and another cluster of 71 chips - group B).

Hierarchical cluster analysis revealed six identifiable clusters of cortical and sub-cortical regions corresponding to previously described neuroanatomical systems.

Besides identifying the most prominent publications, institutions and authors, we examine whether the core contributions can be broken down into identifiable clusters.

Beyond their frequent inclusion of a demiurgical myth, gnostic sources vary significantly in other respects, though there are identifiable clusters of sources that have far more in common, such as the Sethian or Valentinian groups.

This criterion defines species as identifiable clusters having no intermediates.

However, we speculate that the presence of identifiable clusters of FGF response genes indicates that similar upstream mechanisms are involved in regulating the expression of genes within the same cluster.

Shared sequences are expected to include housekeeping genes, as suggested by the homology between many of the largest identifiable clusters found in both studies (Table 4 and Table 6).