Sentence examples for distinguished clusters from inspiring English sources

In the cluster topology, the CR network is subdivided in a number of geographically distinguished clusters.

Surprisingly, they form well distinguished clusters that reflects the respective classes of the interactions.

However, due to the machine-generated nature of the clusters, it is difficult to provide semantically distinguished clusters with labels corresponding to the actual meaning of their content.

Among the stable cluster configurations we select the one providing the best quality in representing the feature values within distinguished clusters.

This indicates that the differences in depression and anxiety that distinguished clusters 2 and 3 were not due to one cluster being differentially treated.

In 13% of patients, a fraction of tumor cells was scored as having strong localized EGFR amplification, such that individual signals could not be distinguished (clusters): 11% of patients had such clusters in ≥25% of tumor cells (Table 3).

In addition, the concentration of total petroleum hydrocarbon at site A3 was the highest, and it gradually decreased from B3 to C3; additionally, the communities at these sites were distinguished (clustered) following the distribution of pollutants.

Among clusters containing sequences exhibiting strong expression in one or several contiguous datasets, one can distinguish clusters 2 and 10.

Model-based clustering analysis of the expression data was performed to distinguish clusters of genes with similar temporal profiles of expression.

This indicates that location is less important than number of sites as the basis for distinguishing clusters of pain in older people.

Since the 1990s, methods such as RFLP based on the insertion element IS6110 (van Embden et al., 1993) have been used to distinguish clusters of patients with shared DNA-fingerprint patterns, suggesting recent transmission (Small et al., 1994), but within the clusters, these methods cannot distinguish who transmitted to whom.