Sentence examples for constituting a cluster from inspiring English sources

Proteins constituting a cluster are represented by a single color (except for phospho-proteins, which are black).

Even the largest cluster-sized flashes presented a striking homogeneity in terms of increase of fluorescence intensity (fig. 6B), suggesting either a continuity of mitochondrial lumen in the entire cluster, or the existence of superoxide-permeant junctions between the mitochondria constituting a cluster.

Hence, we determined 'characteristic motifs' of the piRNA clusters using MEME [ 40] within the piRNAs constituting a cluster.

MetS constitutes a cluster of risk factors for an increased mortality, including obesity, impaired glucose homeostasis, hypertension and atherogenic dyslipidemia.

They differ from bulk matter, first and foremost, in size; whether three particles bound together constitute a cluster is a matter of choice and convention, but an aggregate of four or more atoms or molecules certainly comprises a cluster.

Identical stratospheric balloon payloads were launched as close together in time as allowed by weather conditions to constitute a cluster of balloons during their flights.

Payloads of these three flights were identical with each other, and were launched as close together in time as allowed by weather conditions to constitute a cluster of balloons during their flights.

Among the San, the discovery of the use of the hunting bow as a musical instrument, and with it the discovery of the harmonics of a stretched string, constituted a cluster of traits that were probably interdependent.

A 1996 study found that the township had 97 cases of childhood cancer over a 14-year period when the normal number should have been 60, but only childhood leukemia, one of the most common of childhood cancers, was present often enough to constitute a cluster linked to industrial pollution.

A dendogram shows a multilevel hierarchy of clusters, where the clusters (groups) at one level are joined together to constitute a cluster for the next level.

At the physical layer, different separate antennas can constitute a cluster and then cooperate with each other to exploit multiple-input multiple-output gains.