The phrase "as centrality" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the concept of centrality in a specific context, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The study emphasizes the importance of centrality in social networks."
Alternatives: "as a focal point" or "as a key aspect".
Such nodes are central in network organization, and are often identified by quantities known as centrality metrics [6], [7], [8], [9], [10], [11], [12], [13], [14].
However, sometimes we may wish to apply other network analysis concepts, such as centrality or cohesive subgroups.
Shortest distances have been used as an underlying metric in a number of measures, such as centrality.
Explanations of knowledge sharing in organizations emphasize either personality variables such as motivation or network-related structural variables such as centrality.
Empirical findings reveal that researchers' individual characteristics, such as centrality in the academic system, age and sex, matter more than publishing records or formal degrees.
Social network analysis (SNA) is part of this field, and many constructs that help understand social networks have been proposed so far, such as centrality, density, structural holes, etc.
Some parameters contain related information such as centralities and the clustering and topological coefficients.
STMs can be defined to characterize a single protein, such as the degree centrality STM, as well as to characterize the network connecting two proteins, such as the shortest-path STM.
The resulting posterior parameter distributions, calculated by Markov chain Monte Carlo simulation, vary in centrality as well as in dispersion, especially for the smaller datasets.
The results present the relationship between mediator role and centrality, as well as between mediator role and functional properties of these proteins.
We obtained as many centrality measurements as possible to explore the properties of LWDH genes.
