Sentence examples for distinct types of clusters from inspiring English sources
The findings related to point clusters suggests that social learning and homophily generate distinct types of clusters (predominantly spatiotemporal versus predominantly spatial); by using this knowledge to distinguish between copycat point clusters and homophilous point clusters, efforts to reduce social transmission might be more effectively targeted at the former.
In our analyses, it separates between two distinct types of clusters, "unstable", node-score-dependent clusters, whose size and gene composition is highly dependent on this parameter, and "stable" node-score-independent clusters, which retain their size and gene composition across different parameter values.
Phylogenetic analysis showed that land plants have two distinct types of HemY, clustered into different clades (fig. 4).
The results reveal the presence of two distinct types of chromosomal regions characterized by clusters of highly or lowly expressed genes.
This notion is consistent with physiological data such as that from grasshoppers in which computational circuits are built from clusters of distinct types of interneurons (Burrows, 1996), at least some types of which have been shown to arise in the same lineage (Shepherd and Laurent, 1992).
In the nrITS MJ network analysis, five clusters (Cluster N-A to Cluster N-E) representing three distinct types of haplotypes (St-, P-, and H-type) of Elymus s. l.
Interestingly, eSNaPD analysis of the data from all sites reveals two distinct types of biomedically relevant natural product gene cluster 'hot spots' within our data.
This analysis allowed to define ten power consumption clusters using Ward's method hierarchical clustering, corresponding to four distinct types of annual consumption profiles: U shape (sharp and soft), W shape and Flat.
Based on the hierarchical clustering it appears that two distinct types of accelerated aging disorders exist.
Spoligotyping combined with VNTR typing allowed us to distinguish 51 distinct types of M. bovis strains with 11 of them being clustered (allelic diversity = 0.95).
Cluster and χ2 analyses revealed four distinct types of users: 'confused or strategic' (12.9%), 'disengaged' (40.8%), 'expected' (26.5%) and 'diligent' (19.7%).
