Sentence examples for clusters of groups from inspiring English sources

Cooperation spread out to include groups, clusters of groups, and finally to humanity at large.

Metal metal bonding is important for the clusters of Groups 8 and 9 metals, while Pd and Pt form polynuclear chalcogenide-bridged complexes without M M bonding.

Once groups are characterized by each aspect separately, a natural question is whether there are some cross-dimensions relationships between group types, or in other words if different clusters of groups in one dimensions correspond predominantly to some other type of group in the other dimension.

Geographical barriers may create clusters of groups, holding rigid traditional values and cultural practices [ 25, 30].

Most of the starch synthesis genes (7 out of 9 genes) are observed in the clusters of groups B and C.

The curves were segregated into three clusters of groups: a high survival cluster (Okinawa, Ube, Atami, Musashino, and Kashiwa), an intermediate survival cluster (Hirono and Motomiya), and a low survival cluster (Iitate-montane, Koriyama, Fukushima, and Iitate-flatland).

These two loci were placed in different clusters of group 2c and each had greater identity with orthologs from Theobroma, Persea and Oryza than with each other.

However, the distinct sub-clusters of groups of nDNA-encoded subunits in combination with the divergent expression pattern of the nDNA-encoded subunit NDUFA4 provided first clues for a complex regulatory scheme of complex I subunits.

Clustering of groups was performed on the Euclidean distance matrix using hierarchical clustering with complete linkage ("hclust" function in R).

We performed the "clustering of groups of individuals" analysis, considering clusters to contain a minimum of three individuals.

We performed 20 independent runs examining the spatial clustering of groups of individuals (collected at the same locality).