Sentence examples for clusters higher from inspiring English sources
We set c no more than 7, thus we can divide one cluster to be the median value, three clusters higher and three clusters lower, to reflect the stability and huge fluctuation of the price, as showed in Fig. 3.
The images obtained with our printed SS phantom showed the need to use of a number of clusters higher than 2 for heterogeneous lesions to delineate the whole tumour and allowed us to identify the optimal number of clusters to apply in different cases.
This tendency shown in the present work was similar to studies reported by several researchers that resulted in CT values of Au nanoparticles or clusters higher than commercial iodine compound contrast agents with the same iodine concentration as that of the Au [12, 19, 43].
In the case on missing order number replaced by "... .......... there were several clusters higher in order describing similar processes that have been listed already above.
Seven clusters higher than 0.15% were in both ZEBRAOV and ID.9767, e.g.: cldnd, transcripts similar to rhamnose-binding lectins, H2B histone family, and cathepsin S (Table 2B).
Firstly, 36 genotyped animals representative of each group in each breed were selected (32 assigned to the genetic groups and four unassigned, i.e. genotyped animals without any membership coefficient (q) to the hypothetical clusters higher than 0.7).
Other samples of sponges appeared to house prokaryote communities intermediate in composition between these two previous clusters (high axis 1 and intermediate axis 2 values).
The offering includes dedicated clusters, high availability and reserved memory and storage.
We can't wait a second". Most deep learning applications are currently running in the cloud, with huge clusters high-performance graphics processing units.
The curves were clearly segregated into two clusters: high and very low survival clusters.
Five of these clusters had a high LLR; the expert panel ranked all 5 of these clusters high priority and identified them as clusters of concern.
