Sentence examples for clear groupings from inspiring English sources
The commonly used PCA algorithm does reduce the dimensionality of the data used to quantify landscape patterns, and is used here for that purpose, but does not directly provide clear groupings with which to compare individual or groups of landscapes.
The size, shape, and density of papillae, verrucae, or ridges were primarily responsible for distinguishing the groups, as excluding these traits resulted in no clear groupings (data not shown).
Consistent differences among land uses for all three categories revealed two clear groupings.
There were no long-range trends in the similarity of each session to the mean, but there were clear groupings of sessions across time, suggesting more complex mesoscale dynamics.
The set of differentially methylated CpGs identified in Fig. 2b d included genes that we assayed for expression in Fig. 1f, such as IGFBP2, CXCL12 etc, which show clear groupings via their methylome between healthy and MDS samples (Supplementary Figure 4B and 4C, respectively).
Profiles of V. monantha subsp. cinerea do not have provided clear groupings.
Alternating between clear-cut groupings and surprising juxtapositions, the show begins in the tower galleries on the fourth floor, winds down to the third and second, and then loops back to conclude on the fifth floor, easily reached by the tower elevator.
The influence of geography on genetic variation was also explored using SAMOVA, but no clear geographic groupings showed significant "among group" values (data not shown).
In a neighbour-joining tree, the sequences from these two areas tended to form groups of their own, otherwise there were no clear geographical groupings (Additional file 3).
The MDS analysis showed two clear distinct groupings for those individuals corresponding to haplotypes 3 and 4, respectively, plus two groupings of highly related haplotype 2 individuals, which suggests that those groups are constituted by sibs (brothers and sisters).
In particular, there were no clear monophyletic groupings related to molecules with similar amino acid charging functions or codon identities (e.g., Figure 2A).
