"clusters back" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to come together tightly or compactly again after being dispersed. It can be used in a sentence to describe objects or people regrouping or reforming after being scattered. Example: The soldiers, who had been spread out across the battlefield, quickly clusters back together as the enemy forces advanced. Another example: The students, who were all talking in different groups, suddenly clusters back as the teacher walked into the classroom.
10.7554/eLife.03275.016 Figure 7. Mapping members of GNN clusters back to the SSN for the PRS.
As a workaround, we used the fact that synteny is highly conserved between Heliconius and Bombyx to do a preliminary analysis, first mapping our conserved clusters back to the Heliconius genome and then to Bombyx.
However, we have shown that the suggested shared synteny traces the two gene clusters back to an ancient gene cluster in the common ancestor of plants, animals, and fungi.
Recent findings indicated that actin polymerized at integrin clusters back from the leading edge in lamellipodia (Galbraith et al., 2002; Ghassemi et al., 2012) and that could have corresponded with the dot-like concentrations of Myosin1E in a similar region.
Tepid sales convinced Nissan that it had gone too far, so it reconfigured the interior and the controls for 2007, putting the instrument cluster back in front of the driver.
Ark creates backups of all cluster objects and lets you snapshot your volumes with the ability to restore the entire cluster back to its previous state.
A small local outbreak at the southernmost tip of Texas is no surprise (experts predicted both this cluster and the Florida cluster back in January), but it does show that certain U.S. neighborhoods, especially those with prior outbreaks of other mosquito-borne diseases, are vulnerable to Zika.
We then mapped the reads in each cluster back to both the datasets and the 1380F/1389F primers for each location with a custom Perl script.
Here we bring matrix analysis and sample clustering back to the forefront of a high-throughput genomics investigation.
At this point the user could send identifiers from a particular cluster back to the PDDB to query their expression levels under further conditions and then broadcast those to Cytoscape to visualize this data on the interaction network.
Clearly, reducing the cluster to the all-ferrous state and then increasing the redox potential eliminate the unusual coupling that is associated with the paramagnetic [Fe4S4]2+ state and revert the cluster back to the conventional coupling that is associated with a traditional diamagnetic [Fe4S4]2+ cluster.
