The phrase "and it is clustered" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that is grouped or arranged closely together, often in a technical or scientific context.
Example: "The data points are analyzed, and it is clustered to identify patterns."
Alternatives: "and it is grouped" or "and it is aggregated".
Otsu's method is an adaptive threshold determination method, and it is clustering based [22].
EsRACK1 shared 62% 99% similarities with previously identified RACK1s in amino acid sequence, and it was clustered with the RACK1 from Pacifastacus leniusculus in the phylogenetic tree.
Only one clade of OR genes was found in the group β, and it was clustered with the group ζ and ε in the phylogenetic analysis.
For example, PG9, the cluster representing Indian guineas, was more tightly clustered by phylogenetic analysis compared with PCA and it was clustered with PG10 in the Neighbor-Joining tree.
The Ap1 motif, known to overlap and coordinate with the Nfe2L2 binding sequence (Friling et al. 1992), was also enriched in the SSA results, and it was clustered with the Nfe2L2 profile (cluster C) in the TCA and aCTCA analyses.
On the other hand, the absence of naming conventions impacts negatively the precision metric because the semantic of a variable may change completely, and if it is clustered, there is no certainty that the variable implements the concern.
We use the data from the EST presented in Table 1 to compute the CRV value for the example (ex1) contained in various clusters C. We present three cases: when cluster C contains only example ex1, when ex1 is clustered with ex3, and, finally, when it is clustered with both ex3 and ex4.
Some taxonomists regarded Perolera as a new breed, and in this study, it was clustered into the second group, which is closely related to the Caine group.
Because we can process information more easily when it's in a list than when it's clustered and undifferentiated, like in standard paragraphs, a list feels more intuitive.
Postpartum haemorrhage was examined by Cohen et al. [ 40] and Creedy [ 41], but it was clustered together with other complications (e.g. urinary tract infection, site unspecific infection).
