Sentence examples for clusters of one from inspiring English sources

While the stars are remaining tight-lipped, the smart money is on Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE), a technique whereby naturally occurring clusters of one to four hairs, known as follicular units, are cut out from the back of the head and put into balding areas at the front.

In this paper, we will use the word 'contig' to refer to clusters of one or more sequences.

Separate analyses of NHL subgroups (follicular and diffuse) only identified clusters of one or two cases, thus they were regarded as insignificant findings.

Cluster singlets are clusters of one EST, whereas CAP3 singlets are single ESTs which had joined a cluster but during cluster assembly were isolated into a separate singlet consensus sequence.

The lack of orthology of several Euglossa-specific ORs to honeybee ORs, indicated 10 Euglossa-specific OR duplications signified by clusters of one honeybee OR as outgroup to two different Euglossa ORs (Fig.  1; e.g. AmelOR114 to evir/edilOR73-74 evir/edilOR73-74

In order to more closely mimic the architecture of a tumor cell surface, a second generation of vaccines was designed using the concept of multivalency with trimeric clusters of one carbohydrate antigen (Tn, Tf, STn, 2,6STF or Ley).

Each dried stem is tipped with clusters of one-half-inch-wide flowers with soft tan centers skirted by pearly white edges.

Experiments were conducted on a cluster of one master node acting as a NameNode and on ten slave nodes acting as DataNodes as described in Table 4.

The TRD locus is composed of a cluster of one TRDV gene (TRDV2), three TRDD genes, and four TRDJ genes, upstream of the unique TRDC gene (Lefranc, 2001).

The oxygen evolving complex in photosystem II which induces the oxidation of water to dioxygen in plants, algae and certain bacteria contains a cluster of one calcium and four manganese ions.

While many studies examine the clustering of one or two behaviours,, few studies have examined a wide range of behaviours.