Sentence examples for mixed clustering from inspiring English sources

Thirteen sequences from Guinea-Bissau showed mixed clustering between HIV-1 CRF02_andand subsubtype A3 in the BootScan analysis, and displayed profound recombination breakpoints.

In particular, the amino acid analyses indicated mixed clustering of genes between Arabidopsis and grasses whereas this was not seen in the genomic DNA analysis.

The relatively shallow population structure was also supported by the mixed clustering relationships of populations (data not shown) and again reflects the large, contiguous distribution of this species in the past.

To scrutinize the correlation of clusters over time after arrival in Germany we plotted the time lag between arrival and diagnosis of TB stratified by immigrants of mixed clusters, immigrant clusters and non-clustered cases where data was available.

Finally, the proportion of clustered TB cases that resulted from recent transmission within mixed clusters (outcome 2c, estimated by the n-1 method: (number of cases in mixed clusters - number of mixed clusters)/(number of cases in clusters - number of clusters)) ranged from 0%too 69.7%; I=99.8% (fig. 3c) and was below 50% in 10 out of 15 studies.

If a herder chases a mixed cluster of animals long enough with a snowmobile or helicopter, the reindeer become exhausted and drop out.

Twenty blocks south of La Sirenita, near the intersection of Webster and Tremont Avenues, there is a mixed cluster of Latin nightspots.

Unfortunately, isolation of these two mixed clusters into pure ones has not been successful so far.

The composition of the most abundant mixed cluster may vary for different cluster sources and with source conditions.

The log of urban cluster versus mixed cluster suggests, most of parameters have higher concentration in the urban cluster except DO.

The various approaches described include pairwise nearest neighbor comparisons, clustering and mixed cluster statistics, or binning of e.g. rule-of-five property space distributions.