Sentence examples for leading the cluster from inspiring English sources

"Silicon Valley is always leading the cluster, but it goes through booms and busts like everywhere else".

UNICEF is leading the cluster for water and sanitation which coordinates the larger response with other UN bodies and non-governmental groups.

Despite the lack of funding, this year UNICEF leading the WASH cluster in the crisis, aims to provide 2.7 million people with a basic supply of water needed to survive.

Nguyen and Shklovskii explained that when the surface charge of the particle is reduced by condensed oppositely charged polyions, the correlation-induced short-range attraction dominates the long-range electrostatic repulsion, leading to the cluster formation [52 54].

To determine whether cluster relationships thus found were unique to normalized abundance patterns, we similarly analyzed the correlation matrix RAV of hourly compound AV values, leading to the cluster depictions in Figure 4 e,f.

Klotho gene induced insulin resistance is shown to increase longevity [ 19, 123] but lipo-apoptosis, inflammatory changes and beta cell defects are the confounding factors leading to the cluster of diseases.

SUMMARY: Pediatric oncology researchers are leading the way with symptom cluster studies; however, this work remains in the early stages.

But there are innovations and advancements being made in aircraft design and London is leading the way with a cluster of firms in this specialist market.

But Mr. Herbert, who is leading that cluster initiative, expressed frustration at the difficulty in getting more high-quality restaurants to open downtown.

We hypothesize that an organized cluster of cells leading the line of movement occasionally shed cells along the way, and that these cells subsequently divided, decreasing the amount of 32P per cell (Figure 2d) and filling in the line of growth between the center and the edge of the plate after the leading cluster of cells halted at the edge of the plate.

The paper analyses the reasons and processes leading to the clustering of the elderly population in each category of areas associated with distinctive spatial patterns of ageing differentiation.