Sentence examples for main clusters corresponding from inspiring English sources

STRUCTURE software analysis revealed a gradual cline in the genetic structure, with three main clusters corresponding to the western, central and northeastern populations; the northeastern cluster showed the highest F value.

They were grouped into four main clusters, corresponding to species A, B, C, and F, according to BLAST analysis.

For each SNP, the genotyping data representation included three main clusters corresponding to AA homozygote, AB heterozygote and BB homozygote.

Phylogenomic and phylogenetic analyses based on prophage region homology found three main clusters corresponding to M. abscessus, M. bolletii and M. massiliense.

Unsupervised hierarchical clustering revealed two main clusters, corresponding to epiSCs in activin and bFGF, and after culture in LIF-Stat3, respectively.

The result from the unrooted neighbor-joining tree based on Slatkin's genetic distance showed the identified six main clusters corresponding to populations from different regions.

The second branch splits into two main clusters, one corresponding to isolates that totally or partially lack cagPAI genes mostly associated with gastritis and the other clustering isolates associated with other diseases.

In the 2 species, the supervised clustering analysis resulted in the identification of 2 main gene clusters corresponding to a differential – up or down - expression in somatic cells surrounding C2 oocytes.

Interestingly, three main clusters were observed, corresponding to the sham controls (green cluster), day 1 animals (blue cluster), and day 3 animals (yellow cluster).

The proposed approach demonstrates more efficiency in modeling the normal condition of the structure and its corresponding main clusters.

After the pre-processing and segmentation stages, the resulting images show a quasi-bimodal histogram (i.e., a histogram which consists in two main clusters of gray levels, corresponding to oxygenated and non-oxygenated blood), as shown in Figure 11c.