Sentence examples for broad clusters from inspiring English sources

But it is odd that countries should clump together into two broad clusters.

At a gross anatomical level, the data driven approach revealed five broad clusters that showed distinct brain-wide functional connectivity.

Several broad clusters of traits were identified, which each correlated with a number of context-specific behavioural traits.

Cow parsnips are perennials, often several feet high, with large compound leaves and broad clusters of white or purplish flowers.

Classified by these two parameters, which together provide a snapshot of how developed markets are, African countries fall into four broad clusters.

We explore properties of this cis-regulatory change, revealing the role of particular retroelements, uncovering broad clusters of species-biased enhancers near genes associated with human facial variation, and demonstrating that cis-regulatory divergence is linked to quantitative expression differences of crucial neural crest regulators.

Allophanic Soils and Podzols clustered (from plots of first versus second canonical variates) separately from the other Soil Orders, which were somewhat clustered on the second variate within a broad clustering on the first variate.

Applied to the 2011 Ambit study [40], the protein kinase targets form a broad cluster, extended along the dimension of the first principal component (Fig. 4).

Students should devise an individual course of study that falls within one of the following four broad cluster categories: 1) Literary and Critical Theory; 2) Form/Genre/Medium; 3) Literature in History; 4) Literature and Culture(s).

Distances between cuts by the two degradations were found to be shorter than those within each set of sites, indicating a trend for a very broad "clustering", without however, a single coincidence of the two kinds of cuts.

The CA-RMSD of the specificity determining segment Val pTyr+1 -Pro pTyr+2 -Met pTyr+3) goes from 4.0±1 Å at 3000K, to 3±1 Å with a cooling rate of 50 ps/step, to 2±1 Å at 500 ps/step; 94% of the population lie in a broad cluster with an average CA-RMSD of 2±1 Å, and 28% of the population in a tight sub-cluster with a CA-RMSD of 0.6±0.1 Å (Figure 2D F and 3D F).