Sentence examples for different patterns of clustering from inspiring English sources

As depicted in Fig. 2, five different patterns of clustering are possible.

As depicted in Fig. 1, two different patterns of clustering are possible, in which different adjacent cells cooperate with each other.

While the analyses at loci unlinked to color pattern and across the genomic region containing the functional variants show different patterns of clustering (by geography and phenotype, respectively), both place H. himera within the H. erato radiation, supporting H. himera as an incipient species derived from within H. erato.

There is evidence that for a significant minority the ASC symptoms improve with age [ 15], suggesting that there may be different subgroups within this population, and raising the possibility that a different pattern of clustering will be observed among the adult ASC population.

In contrast to nonsmoking welders, fewer genes were identified from the paired t-test in welding smokers, and they had different patterns of gene clustering.

K-5-8 AtGL3+GL3+ B. napus produced distinct and different patterns of trichome clustering and trichome morphology.

AKS2 cells harvested from biofilm showed distinct and different patterns of metabolic cluster from their planktonic form (Figure 5B).

Therefore, it might be possible to reveal different patterns of affinity and clustering of LFA-1 and Mac-1 if other stimulators are used to trigger neutrophil migration.

We observed that, in the uppermost 15 cm of soil, treatment has an impact in the spatial arrangement of macropore space and that log log lacunarity functions could display three different shapes that should be related to three different patterns of dispersion and clustering of macropore space.

These methods, which have been reviewed in a number of monographs or special issues (e.g., Alexander and Boyle 1996) are typically used on a localized scale, mostly to study the spatial distribution of cases around a point source or different patterns of randomness or clustering of the cases in relation to those of controls.

In general, the results of heat maps of women and men showed different patterns of changes and clusters (the heat map result of men is shown in Fig. S2).