Sentence examples for detectable clustering from inspiring English sources

Tests for adding quadratic terms for the continuous SES measure are not significant, and likelihood ratio tests for intraclass correlation coefficients > 0 are significant in all models, indicating that there is detectable clustering by census district.

Our investigation revealed that pretreating cells with the histone deacetylase (HDAC) inhibitor SAHA led to detectable clusters of DNA-Pt that colocalized with the ubiquitin ligase RAD18 and the replication protein PCNA.

The increased proliferation and turnover of cells was indicated by locally high Ki67 labeling index accompanied by detectable clusters of cleaved caspase-3 positive cells.

The auditory RA cup anteroventral to the medial ∼2/3rds of RA that shows hearing-induced expression (Fig. 6A, 4th row) did not show detectable clusters of movement-activated neurons (Fig. 6C; Fig. S4Ca).

Additionally, we set the smallest detectable cluster size to one.

Thus, small but detectable cluster effects depending on housing area affected neighbourhood social capital and general social trust in relation to depression.

To justify these techniques as a tool to elucidate neural functions, it is essential to understand the relationship between single-cell activity and population activity in the minimum detectable cluster.

Consequently, isolated nanoparticles will be not detected (the minimum detectable nanoparticle cluster size is estimated in 30 nm by image processing tests).

As was expected from the analysis of mice genetically deficient for LRP4 or MuSK, respectively, recombinant APP-Fc failed to induce any detectable AChR clustering in LRP4 or MuSK deficient myotubes, indicating that APP can enhance but not bypass the essential activities of LRP4 and MuSK in NMJ formation.

An alternative approach that at least partially circumvents the sampling problem involves analysis of all families of paralogs detectable using clustering by sequence similarity, with employing a predefined library of domains; this analysis is beyond the scope of the present work but may be a subject of further investigation.

In the genome sequence of the sea anemone (a Cnidarian) N. vectensis, we detected two distinct MS genes; however, we strongly suspect that one of these is a contamination from an animal source because ESTs corresponding to this genes were not detectable, and it clustered with vertebrates and sea urchin in a phylogenetic tree that included insect MS genes as an outgroup (data not shown).