Additional file 8 (.pdf) shows unsupervised clustering of technical replicates used in the kinome profiling experiment.
In contrast, Google, founded in 1998, and Facebook, founded in 2004, came of age when the Valley was weathering slower economic times and it was easier and cheaper to form a cluster of AAA technical talent inside any single company.
A proposed Massachusetts Middle Skills Solutions Act would form Regional Skills Academies geographic clusters of community colleges, technical high schools, community groups, and collaborating employers.
Isolates assigned to clonal complex (cc) 11, cc32, and cc103 were associated with the clusters of meningococcal disease (Technical Appendix; Figure); all were rifampin-susceptible (MICs, 0.006 0.19 μg/mL).
The founder states are based on 2D distributions of intensity clusters of biological and technical replicates of CC founders and F1's at each marker (163 replicates in total: 8 replicates for each founder except C57BL/6J, which has 9, and 3.5 replicates on average for each of the 28 F1's).
The possibility of machining methods clustering as well as grouping of technical equipment by precision and quality characteristics was shown.
We conducted a 2-year, four-cluster, stepped non-randomised study of technical and non-technical (behavioural) interventions to prevent CVC-BSIs in adult and paediatric ICUs in England.
In the paper-based instruments, items were assembled into clusters, as described in Annex A1 of Technical Report (OECD 2013).
In a pilot study using 96FASP for analysis of eight soluble urine samples, we demonstrated that protein profiles of technical replicates invariably clustered; the protein profiles for distinct urine donors were very different from each other.
cluster-of-cluster Gaussians.
