Sentence examples for linkage similar from inspiring English sources

In this case both methods use Euclidian distance and single linkage; similar trend was observed in other combinations.

It is then assumed that in similar studies without a reference linkage similar PPVs would apply.

We computed an agglomerative cluster analysis with the 'cluster' package and the 'agnes' function of the R statistical environment with 'manhattan' clustering with complete linkage, similar to Gyuris et al. [ 47] and Tremmel & Müller [ 35].

Chromatographic, spectroscopic, and elemental studies suggest that the DHPs are heterogeneous, polydisperse preparations composed of inter-monomer linkages similar to those found in natural lignins.

Two structures of cleaved serpin polymers have been solved; both of which reveal RCL / A-sheet sheet linkages similar to those predicted by the A sheet polymerisation mechanism.

We found that IpaH9.8 and SspH1 form K48 and K6 linkages, similar to the E3 ligase NleL from E. coli.

Further, most of the HECT E3s tested assembled Lys and Lys linkages similar to what had been observed previously [ 29, 32].

The user may choose a more stringent clustering criterion, i.e., at least two EST clones must be shared for linking two contigs together in order to reduce potential false linkages (similar to other practice, e.g., [ 12]).

Although not detectable in wild-type plants, these substructures constituted 11% of the total lignin linkages, similar to the 12% observed in COMT-deficient Arabidopsis[ 19], and 10% in COMT antisense Populus[ 18].

While the linkage between similar constructs is understandable, the lack of descriptive and computational causal models creates difficulty in identifying a mechanism of action.

Because of missing linkage data, similar conclusions for the KCNA6-1-5 clusters cannot be drawn.