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This improves the performance and availability of a cloud cluster as compared to a single computer.

This analysis resulted in two lists of genes for each cluster, those over-expressed and those under-expressed within the cluster (as compared to the other clusters).

The separation into 2 gene clusters is due to the higher relative expression of genes in adenocarcinomas compared to normal tissues in the "Adeno 1" cluster, as compared to the "Adeno 2" gene cluster.

Our DioC6 assay showed (Fig. 5B) that 72% cells moved towards left when TNF-α treatment was given to cells after over expression of the miRNA cluster as compared to 29% cells which shifted towards left after TNF-α treatment in HEK293T cells and 57% cells that moved towards left in HEK293T cells after over expression with the miRNA cluster.

We were able to show 100% out-of-bag classification accuracy in H and more than 95% in IMR90 for each cluster as compared with all others.

Interestingly, three distinct clones (21, 242 and 509) form a separate cluster as compared to other long-chain neurotoxins and appear to have a completely different phylogenetic origin.

ECCN 4 and ECCN 5 show more continuous clusters as compared to ECCN 1 – ECCN 3. TEM represents only two-dimensional visual pictures.

This can be explained either by the absence of quantum dots in that thin Ge layer or by their small sizes, by a large fraction of the free wetting layer or by relatively large distances between the clusters as compared to their sizes, i.e., by the absence or smallness of the effect of quantum dots on the dielectric properties of the heterostructure.

For the mapped conformational space of the IB12 peptide dimers (Fig. 8A), an important difference to PHF6 was the identification of only five clusters as compared to six found for PHF6.

For instance, SpectralMod tends to output large clusters as compared with other clustering algorithms when the network is dense.

More precisely, ρ is explained as a measure of variability between clusters as compared to the variation within clusters.