Sentence examples for clusters in their from inspiring English sources
Almost a third of cognitively normal elderly people have these protein clusters in their brains.
Big technology companies, they say, no longer ignore sizable patent clusters in their field, but go looking for them.
In particular, we report on reaction mechanisms and properties of monomeric, dimeric, and other (hetero borane clusters in their ground and excited electronic states, as a base for prediction of properties of more complex boron-based molecular higher architectural constructs.
Arab areas of Jerusalem are starved of resources, surrounded by Jewish housing blocks, sliced by security walls and roads, and, increasingly, disrupted by hardline Jews settling in clusters in their midst.
They are taken to school on how to create innovation clusters in their geographies, and too often they come away with surface-level solutions: bring in venture capitalists, create incubators, provide incentives for universities and labs to commercialize their technologies, build a robust IP system, establish liaison offices in Silicon Valley.
Moreover, patients with clusters in their bloodstream fared worse than those without them.
Although S.R.O.'s are found throughout the city, residents here contend that an unfair number are clustered in their neighborhood.
* The [http://mindmodeling.org/ MindModeling@Home] project has incorporated two United States Air Force Department of Defence LSF clusters and an additional Beowulf cluster in their beta project.
It became evident that high and intermediate expressions cluster in their prognostic association, so they were considered jointly for further analyses.
The foreigners tended to cluster in their own communities, such as the Dutch and Flemish Bentvueghels ("Birds of a Feather"), which gave Caravaggism an important momentum when the artists returned home.
For instance, due to the larger niche availability, species that coexist in heterogeneous environments experience a less severe effect of clustering in their functional traits giving rise to assemblages that are more functionally diverse than in more homogeneous areas.
