Sentence examples for coordinated clusters from inspiring English sources

"To date, we have not observed that the known, coordinated clusters in Russia engaged in significant coordination of ad buys or political misinformation targeting the Brexit vote," a Facebook spokesperson told BuzzFeed in a carefully worded statement.

The dataset was used in [21] to evaluate robustness to rotation for LBP, coordinated clusters representation, and ILBP.

A different problem stems from the disproportionate impact of large, tightly coordinated clusters on the overall arrangement of the tree[ 13].

Large-scale gene expression correlation analyses have shown that a number of lysosomal genes form coordinated clusters, or synexpression groups, suggesting that expression of these targets is co-regulated under varying conditions [ 21- 23].

We apply this coding to a particular but important case of the coordinated clusters representation (CCR) of images.

It is a grant-making model for coordinated clusters of studies that work with governmental and nongovernmental partners to support integrated research projects to address larger-context questions.

Etcd, which is written in Go, is already a major component of many Kubernetes deployments, where it functions as a source of truth for coordinating clusters and managing the state of the system.

However, the initial survey was conducted before the roll-out of any training for the TB-STS and prior to the employment of all national staff to coordinate cluster investigations.

The surface nucleolin in the 500-kDa complex should be associated, directly or indirectly, to an integral membrane protein partner that holds this complex to coordinate clustering of surface nucleolin along with active endocytosis of various nucleolin-binding ligands via lipid rafts [ 10, 17, 19].

Functionally coordinated gene clusters, which often overlap with coexpression clusters, are not conserved across eukaryotes, and the genes and functions that cluster differ widely across the species studied [ 29, 30].

The results suggest for the first time that the epigenetic response to maternal care is coordinated in clusters across broad genomic areas.