Sentence examples for clusters provide a from inspiring English sources
Collisions between galaxy clusters provide a test of the nongravitational forces acting on dark matter.
These so-called innovation clusters provide a nexus of expertise that differs in each geographic location.
Clusters provide a compact way of describing the underlying propagation environment.
The presence and size of these clusters provide a natural explanation for density variations seen in microscopy studies of crosslinked polymers.
This example demonstrates that the protein-centric SAR clusters provide a glimpse at the structural basis of bioactivity similarity between compounds tested in different bioassays that target a common protein.
Clusters provide a platform to bring government, local institutions, and companies together in a constructive dialog for collaboration as a new way of organizing economic development beyond traditional efforts and to enhance the overall business environment (Porter, 2000).
These word clusters provide an interesting cross-section of the culture around a certain word (the other one they note is Obama) and its emergent phenomena — Twitterati is a good example of this, and a good word to keep around.
The next step, Drescher says, is to grow Volvox in more natural conditions to see if the clusters provide an adaptive advantage during the sexual reproduction phase of the algae's life cycle.
The effects of HDAC inactivation and the detection of heterochromatic structures in the ST and MDP clusters provide an attractive hypothesis to explain co-regulation of large genomic regions and transcriptional silencing of SM biosynthetic genes during primary metabolism.
The study found that people's ancestral contributions varied considerably across Britain, with people from areas of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland emerging as separate genetic clusters, providing a scientific basis to the idea of regional identity for the first time.
The clear separation of these two miRNA classes into different clusters provides a positive control.
