Sentence examples for clustering that can from inspiring English sources

It is conceivable that Mo could be slightly different for each major phylogenetical clade, and using more sophisticated clustering algorithms such as support vector machine clustering that can use multiple thresholds could still improve the PPV of our method.

In addition, one application of the length estimation is proposed in which a predictor corrector framework for clustering that can be used to improve the results of placement is implemented.

This is a more general approach of the k-Means clustering that can model clusters of different spatial expansions (the Gaussians can have different standard deviations) in contrary to k-Means (where each compound is assigned to the closest centroid).

Hence future HIV vaccine trials should pay attention to potential sources of clustering that can effectively render samples non-independent.

Thus, BDNF priming induces β1-integrin clustering that can resist negative remodeling by MAG exposure, but secondary BDNF treatment cannot overcome the MAG-induced loss of clustering.

We have also done variable clustering that can be helpful in identifying risk factors, developing prognostic models and improving existing diagnosis and detection, and evaluating new laboratory diagnostic methods.

Additionally, financial institutions can accumulate knowledge about the cluster that can be used to monitor performance.

The "virtual cockpit" (basically a gauge cluster that can be configured) and retractable LCD screen are razor sharp.

An industrial cluster that can generate foreign earnings on such a scale is enviable.

However, we have computational clusters that can be used for analysis (see below) and a high availability, high performance storage cluster for storing data.

This enzyme contains iron-sulfur clusters that can be damaged by free radicals, making it less effective at removing ribosomes, which then get stuck on the mRNA.