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Books and black umbrellas flap open and shut to become birds; wooden chairs are inverted to make a cluster of bare trees; long rows of books suddenly topple, domino-like, from high shelves on to the floor.
Therefore, it was expected that this regulatory cascade of TFs makes it difficult to make a cluster of genes sharing common cis-elements.
The queen will live three to six years and when she becomes weak, the workers begin to make a cluster of longer wax cells into which a normal egg is laid.
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Somewhere high above the Mississippi, he made a cluster of soft guttural moans, then went silent against the glass.
The old economy made a cluster out of materials suppliers, factories and transportation.
There is no threshold for the number of reads that make a cluster, but Grape provides the number of reads, and of staggered reads making each cluster.
Equally surprising (to me at least) was a photograph, taken at a depth of almost 2,500 metres, in which it's possible to make out a cluster of very large bivalves and, just metres away, a beer can.
Abdominal obesity, insulin resistance and an adverse plasma lipid profile make up a cluster of metabolic traits that has been associated with increased CVD risk [3], [4].
For the shoot Kardashian West wears a custom made dress, a cluster of pearl necklaces and earrings by Mikimoto, vintage black satin gloves and a top-knot hairdo.
Decisions are now being made about a cluster of major civic projects that, between them, will exercise an unprecedented impact on the immediate and long-range future of New York.
The corner of the room is bustling with activity: a printed book about the night is being made and a cluster of women are sewing the initials of everyone taking part on to pillowcases that also bear the repeated mantra "go to sleep".
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