Sentence examples for conflicting clusters from inspiring English sources
One can easily generalize the definition of conflicting clusters to diploid genome sequences.
Let Vclu1 and Vclu2 be two conflicting clusters in a haploid genome.
a Conflicting clustering between results obtained by KEGG and Swiss-Prot databases using AnEnΠ methodology.
Using the 70% cutoff value on a phylogenetic tree, we found that the vast majority of conflicting clustering results from the different methods used in our studies were resolved.
The modelled proteins associated to an EC number were grouped as follows with regard to the comparison between T. cruzi and H. sapiens: (i) Homologous enzymes; (ii) Analogous enzymes; (iii) Specific of T. cruzi and (iv) Undetermined enzymes - enzymes with conflicting clustering depending on the KEGG or Swiss-Prot database used for initial clustering.
In what follows, we present the concept of conflicting SV clusters in more detail and give a formal definition of the MPSV-CR problem.
Often, several recent disciplines such as robot team deployment, ad hoc networks, multi-agent systems, facility location, etc., need to consider multiple criteria, often conflicting, during clustering.
The first step sets initial clusters with their representatives, whereas the second step calculates the correct number of clusters by resolving a sequence of multi-objective multi-act sequential two-player games for conflict-clusters.
We show that clustering is a non-redundant predictor of evolutionary rate, and we speculate that conflicting signals of clustering and constraint may be indicative of a historical period of relaxed selection.
In dabbling ducks, nest distributions range from clustered to dispersed and there is conflicting evidence about whether clustering enhances or reduces nest success, although presumably this depends on predator behavior.
Our new clustering schema nevertheless resolved the vast majority of conflicting results between standard family clustering and other clustering methods as described in detail below: 1).
