Sentence examples for be split into clusters from inspiring English sources

It appears that bifidobacteria can be split into clusters: those unable to use any fructan (B. bifidum and B. breve); those able to use only short chain FOS (7 species); and those able to use scFOS and short chain inulin.

Dendrograms were split into clusters using the R 'cutree' function.

12 of the fourteen genes of group A are split into clusters 3, 5, 7 and 8 6).

Only 1 of 6 clades containing more than 3 genes (X in Figure 1) was split into clusters supported by high bootstrap values.

A cluster of lipids that react almost identically wrt. a might be split into different clusters in b's clustering, which strongly indicates that the split apart nodes (i.e., lipids) share a property that makes them sensitive to treatment b.

The sequence of the amyloid peptide can be split into four clusters, two hydrophilic (1 16 and 22 28) and two hydrophobic (17 21 and 29 42).

The topology of the tree, which is supported in most cases by very high bootstrap values, revealed that the 16 sequences can be split into five clusters (A, B, C, D, and E).

The light green GO transcription cluster appears to be split into two sub-clusters.

Recent studies have profiled these two phenotypes of P. acnes using nucleotide sequencing of the recA housekeeping gene, demonstrating that types I and II represent phylogenetically distinct lineages and the type I strains could be split into two further clusters, types IA and IB [ 22].

The dimension-reduced sample can be split into groups using cluster analysis, the optimal delimitation of which has low intra- and high inter-group variability.

Low accuracy may be indicative of a cluster that could be split into separate groups or a cluster for which the data are insufficient to describe the mechanistic basis of disease in those individuals.