Sentence examples for made between clusters from inspiring English sources

The program JSUBST (a java derivative of SUBST available at http://www.stats.ox.ac.uk/proteins/resources) was used to construct the counts matrices A E. Counts were made between clusters of similar sequences (60% sequence identity) and the cluster containing the structure.

It also extends previous analyses by studying individual diagnostic groups and allows a comparison to be made between clustering that may have arisen from a geostationary exposure and clustering that may have originated from an infective source.

Unfortunately, it is not possible to make between-study cluster comparisons as all studies considered different numbers and type of chronic conditions.

In the second step, comparisons were made between the clusters and resources containing family oriented data such as records of family members and information about family function and structure.

A t-test analysis (p < 0.01) was made between these clusters and revealed 1247 DEGs during the [40-80°Cdays [40-80°Cdays°Cdays] toansition and 537 DEGs during the [120-500°Cdays] transition0°Cdand] transition.

In the literature on modeling repeated measures in cohorts with high death rates (Dufouil et al., 2004; Kurland et al., 2009) a distinction has been made between complete-cluster (termed "immortal-cohort") inference and observed-cluster ("mortal-cohort") inference.

When the RAD marker allele sequences showing the most frequent segregation patterns (linkage clusters) were compared across the two families, matches could be made between specific linkage clusters.

We must tread with caution, however, as a distinction must be made between global, pan-cluster regulatory mechanisms as distinct from gene-specific, local mechanisms.

Until a comparison of GO mapping distributions can be made directly between clusters derived from an EST collection from hydrated control gametophytes from Tortula with those from the rehydration collection these caveats remain important.

Visual inspection of the results enables comparisons to be made between the effectiveness of clustering of MDDR datasets and Ward's method, the best of choice clustering method for chemoinformatics applications.

In particular, a distinction is made between the Anglo-American accounting cluster and the continental European cluster.