Sentence examples for extent of clustering from inspiring English sources
Figure 2 shows the extent of clustering similar topologies using principal coordinates (PCoA) analysis, suggesting a coherent phylogenetic signal within some genes.
To us, these observations suggest that hDMPK A-induced fragmentation and clustering are at least partly uncoupled effects and that microtubular infrastructure only affects the extent of clustering.
Although coding regions could be nonrandomly distributed across the cricket genome, the extent of clustering both among and within chromosomes suggests that other explanations are more likely.
Comparison of the extent of clustering with the RBD alone confirms the activity of the minimyosins in the directional movement of melanosomes.
The specific outbreak scenario was still an important source of performance differences, with the size of the outbreak having a greater impact on performance differences between algorithms than the extent of clustering.
A previous analysis of the extent of clustering into operons of essential and rare genes shows that, in E. coli, essential genes cluster more frequently than rare genes, leading the authors to question the selfish operon model [ 17].
The diminished involvement of malignant lesions by immune cells was associated with augmented neoangiogenesis in the tumour site, as a negative correlation between the extent of clustered infiltrate and values of MVD was detected in foci of carcinoma but not in benign perimalignant areas or NHPG specimens (Table 1).
The intercept-only model allowed us to evaluate the extent of cluster variation on the utilization of HEP.
While this method protects against false positives, for modest effect sizes, the spatial extent of clusters may be reduced.
Comparison with icEEG and consideration of the surgical outcome suggests that in addition to the presence of IED-related clusters within the SOZ, the extent of clusters remote from the SOZ may also be important.
As a result we were not able to give reliable estimations as to the extent of attitude clustering within partnerships.
