Sentence examples for is largely clustered from inspiring English sources

There are clusters of individuals with rare diseases of genetic origin found in different locales: for example, Huntington's disease has a large Venezuelan cluster, while Laron dwarfism, caused by a mutation in the growth hormone receptor, is largely clustered in southern Ecuador.

Until 2004, JPMorgan has been largely clustered around Park Avenue, long the toniest street in American high finance.

This study found that obesity prevalence was largely clustered in the City of Detroit extending north into contiguous suburbs.

The 50 or so bank failures have been largely clustered in a few states, like Florida, Arizona and California, where the bursting housing bubble had the greatest impact.

Drawn from the 80s emotional hardcore of Rites Of Spring and Ian McKaye's pre-Fugazi outfit Embrace, the scene was largely clustered around a few bands from the US midwest.

In its report, HUD noted that "even among its relatively small minority population, persons of black race and Hispanic ethnicity are largely clustered in two minority-impacted census tracts," blacks in the housing projects of Marin City and Hispanics in the canal zone of San Rafael.

Finally, the interruptions were largely clustered within the distal third of the repeat (Figure 1), enabling us to determine if these interruptions affected transposition within the repeat.

If the SNPs in the H and HR sites that have high derived allele frequency are largely clustered in a few genomic regions, then the larger-than-background fraction of high frequency derived alleles may be an artifact of regional (i.e. not widespread) positive selection or even selective sweep due to linkage.

The genes encoding for the enzymatic pathway are largely clustered and have been studied in detail.

The sites phosphorylated by Syk are largely clustered within the hydrophilic imperfect repeat region of MAP1B, a region not directly involved in binding microtubules.

Arabidopsis' caleosin genes are largely clustered together in the phylogenetic tree suggesting that gene duplication events occurred independently in the monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous branches of the tree.