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The theoretical results show that inter-cluster interference is the major performance bottleneck and that the smallest interference from the neighbouring clusters is sufficient to significantly lower the system performance.

It is worth mentioning that, using the proposed CRT-based scheme, a perfect synchronization among all the nodes of the network is not needed and we will demonstrate that a synchronization among consecutive clusters is sufficient.

In all cases, the emergent patchiness of clusters is sufficient to generate a rich variety of self-assembled superstructures.

The number of clusters is sufficient for the randomization to balance potentially confounding factors among themselves and we consider modelization techniques which take into account the intracluster correlation.

In different zones, it is found with clustering results that 2 to 3 clusters are sufficient for peak-valley assessment and the numbers are optimal or close to optimal.

Here we demonstrate whether the super-balls for those clusters are sufficient for containing the subsequently optimized solutions (from 401 to 1000).

It was assumed that the number of clusters was sufficient for the random assignment of PHCCs to one arm or the other to compensate for such potential confounding factors.

Because not all factors are expressed in each cell type and since factors generally bind to DNA in a combinatorial fashion, we investigated whether our selected clusters were sufficient to cover regulatory regions in a specific cell type.

The Structure analysis for the three taxa yielded a highest ΔK value for K = 2 (Additional file 2: Figure S1), indicating that two genetic clusters were sufficient to explain structures observed in the three groups.

To consider the ability of CAC to identify heterogeneity, we tested the above scenario with the DFBETA statistic noting that DFBETA K = 2) is greater than DFBETA(K = 3) in all cases; the median DFBETA(K = 2) was 60 (IQR: 92), implying the model was much more sensitive to two clusters than one, whereas the median DFBETA(K = 3) was 0.91 (IQR: 0.21), implying that two clusters are sufficient.

Since one such cluster is sufficient to foster and promote the eventual spread of cooperation, a large world also increases the chances that cooperation eventually spreads.