Both, the clustering of the dimeric structures and mapping them onto principal components, requires superposition to a reference structure.
Gold particles decorated membranated viral particles in the cytoplasm of infected cells, as well as membrane systems closely adjacent to viral particles, and both the clusters of viral particles inside larger membrane-bound organelles and the surrounding organelle membrane (Figure S6).
In silico analysis indicated possible evolution in both the clusters of P. aeruginosa isolates due to genetic polymorphisms.
Thus, FMM gives insight in both the clustering of items into factors and the grouping of individuals into classes representing all possible dimensions.
The primary statistical tool to be used in these longitudinal analyses will again be GEE and multilevel models, which can account for both the clustering of observations within children as well as control for year 1 characteristics and demographics (e.g., race, gender) by including them as predictors in the models.
For IPD-MA, two broad analytic strategies (one- and two-step approaches) are possible; both preserve the clustering of subjects within studies, comparability of study arms, and both may be either fixed or random.
The TBC is an incremental algorithm [11], and it is remarkably linked with the Chinese restaurant process, previously employed both for the clustering of microarray gene expression data [12] and for haplotype identification in ultra-deep sequencing [13].
> Both algorithms were applied to the cluster of co-expressed genes involved in translation (Cluster K1).
"The Quays now hosts a digital hotbed of talent, both at the BBC and in the cluster of creative businesses who recently relocated here.
The resulting hierarchical clustering was highly similar to both the hierarchical clustering of our unsupervised analysis and to the hierarchical clustering of genes selected by performing two independent statistical analyses between the two tumour groups.
