Sentence examples for cluster title from inspiring English sources

Table 15 Cluster characteristics No. Cluster title Driving power Dependence Risk management barrier I Autonomous Weak Weak – II Dependent Weak Strong – III Linkage Strong Weak 1. Inertia of employees 2. Avoidance of talking about risk 3. High cost of risk management 5. Lack of formal training to employees 7. Lack of cooperation 8. Cross-functional conflicts 9. Lack of resources 10.

Moreover, the query type in the pull-down window provides the gene symbol, UniGene cluster ID, and UniGene cluster title search in addition to tag sequences.

The SAGE annotation information such as gene marker, matched score, UniGene cluster ID, and UniGene cluster title for the corresponding SAGE tag sequences are included.

Tag-to-gene functions provided by hSAGEing are the tag sequence input and the corresponding output of the mapping score, gene symbol, UniGene cluster ID, and UniGene cluster title based on the local built-in tag-to-gene database.

Some important features of the proposed methodology include a rigorous approach to verify the usefulness of segment extracts as the document surrogates, a corpus- and dictionary-free algorithm for keyphrase extraction, an efficient co-word analysis method that can be applied to large volume of patents, and an automatic procedure to create generic cluster titles for ease of result interpretation.

Cluster titles and FDR were selected based on the most significant annotation within the cluster.

It belongs to a cluster of titles they're calling Save the Story; classics, myths and other tales retold by some of today's best authors, with the intention of introducing them to the modern younger reader.

Five of the 14 reporting criteria showed a significant trend for improvement: reporting on loss of clusters to follow-up (P=0.01); identification as "cluster randomised" in title or abstract (P=0.038); providing a justification for the clustered design (P=0.038); reporting whether or not outcome assessors had been blinded (P=0.019); and reporting of the number of clusters randomised (P=0.035).

The title, Cluster & Eno, was prosaic.

We cannot tell whether a trial is cluster randomised from title, keywords, or abstract.

Despite this book's early cluster of sobering titles – "Nominal Aphasia", "Walking Stick", "Macular Degeneration" – Glass Wings is no study of old age, but a series of vignettes from a full life.