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The no-association among the C. posadasii isolates from MX and AR with their geographical origin, was supported by the dendrogram and haplotype network, confirm the scarce genetic differentiation observed between them.

The number of clusters was chosen by examining the dendrogram and based on clinical interpretability and usefulness.

By color-coding the dendrogram and the sketchmaps according to these indicators one can readily highlight the key correlations.

The sets of genes clustered first between tissue type, as seen by the first branching in the dendrogram, and then by control or abiotic stress condition, as seen in the next two branches.

For each k, CM plots depict consensus values on a white to blue colour scale, are ordered by the consensus clustering which is shown as a dendrogram, and have items' consensus clusters marked by coloured rectangles between the dendrogram and consensus values (Fig. 1A).

The environmental nonO1-nonO139 isolates did not possess major virulence genes and were heterogeneous in their distribution as shown by the dendrogram, PCoA and PCA analyses.

The bottle-neck is the pair-wise group alignments must be done in order dictated by the dendrogram (O(m)), and each alignment requires all the column pair-wise scores be calculated (O(m)).

When assessing the microbial composition of these rabbits, there was surprisingly little clustering by individual, as is evident from the dendrograms and PCoA plot.

Hierarchical clustering is the most common approach that is used for the instinctive similar relationship within the entire data set of the samples and illustrated by the dendrogram [ 20].

Cluster analysis showed no clustering of patients in the heat map, and this finding is supported by the dendrogram.

As reflected by the dendrogram, the samples displayed heterogeneous expression profiles (Supplementary Figures S1A and B).