Sentence examples for established clustering from inspiring English sources
Competence of the CAD is tested against mostly used established clustering methods to demonstrate its potential.
After 21 days of culture, cell clusters were observed in all hydrogels with longer PA chains and these hydrogels supported more homogenous and established clustering as well as significantly higher glycosaminoglycan and collagen deposition.
We investigated the performance of a well established clustering analysis method, the Quadrat Analysis (Wong and Lee, 2005).
Based on these results, to test to see if the relationship between the established clustering gene and the phenotypes was significant, we used bootstrapping with 1,000 iterations; for both HGSOC and BRCA, the clustering results were statistical significance of the clustering result.
Isolates of M. tuberculosis were obtained from a total of 629 patients (73.6%) for molecular typing to establish clustering.
As in Kearny, the CURE team established clusters of native plants, this time in carefully monitored groups of 7 to 70 plants each.
Tech City has also gone national: 74 per cent of the sector is outside the capital with new hubs in Bournemouth and Liverpool, alongside established clusters such as Cambridge (hardware), Manchester (data science), Belfast (cyber security) and Edinburgh (financial technology).
Hierarchical clustering is a well established cluster approach that starts by considering each compound as a single cluster and subsequently merges two clusters at a time.
Governments should reinforce and build on emerging and established clusters, and motivate and facilitate cluster development and collective action by the private sector (Porter, 2000).
Established cluster frameworks, like Globus7 and SGE8, require knowledge about the runtime environment and specially prepared programs along with the data for execution.
In each of the non-aflatoxigenic gene clusters examined in the current study, once established, cluster non-aflatoxigenicity was maintained over sufficiently long periods for additional degeneration in the aflatoxin gene cluster to form.
