Sentence examples for clustering of coral from inspiring English sources

Maximum likelihood based clustering of coral toxins.

HMM-based hierarchical clustering of coral toxins.

HMM-clustering generated groups are marked on the tree and groups not generated by HMM clustering, but detected by ML clustering are marked by *. Figure 4. Maximum parsimony based clustering of coral toxins.

In addition, water-borne infection may also form clusters of infected corals, including corals that are not in direct contact with other corals (e.g., Fig. 1B).

It has a policy called "migration with dignity" if its cluster of 33 coral atolls becomes inhabitable.

A16 A New Pacific Preserve The Nature Conservancy has agreed to buy Palmyra atoll, a spectacular cluster of uninhabited coral islets 1,052 miles south of Hawaii, from a Honolulu family.

B. x carminea 'Pirate King' bends under the sheer weight of its shiny pink berries; on B. wilsoniae, the pink stems dangle gleaming clusters of ivory, coral and amber.

In a bid to preserve one of the most pristine places left in the tropical Pacific, the Nature Conservancy has agreed to buy Palmyra atoll, a spectacular cluster of uninhabited coral islets 1,052 miles south of Hawaii, from the Honolulu family that has owned it for nearly 80 years.

During the first studied season there were six potential incidents of transmission between corals that were in direct contact (e.g., Fig. 1A) and 21 incidents of transmissions between corals, which formed clusters of infected corals that were not in direct contact (e.g., Fig. 1B).

This enables the apparent clustering of trajectories between coral colonies to be objectively explored and statistically demonstrated within 1 and 2σ confidence bands.

However, clusters of infected corals began to emerge from July and continued until September (Fig. 3C).