Sentence examples for more clustered pattern from inspiring English sources

Indeed, we observed that lymph nodes with a similar tendency of the T cells and B cells to clump or disperse appeared to have more B cells in the extrafollicular region compared to lymph nodes with more clustered pattern of B cells (Fig. 4A and B, respectively).

Migration retardation of a set of CBMs was investigated by AE to evaluate if CBMs can distinguish between derivatized celluloses with a homogenous substitution pattern, i.e. randomly dispersed, from those with a heterogeneous substitution pattern, i.e. more clustered substitutions.

Climate based clustering patterns were more apparent in the inland lineage, where several of the relationships depicted in the non-neutral tree topology conformed to warm or cool climate similarity irrespective of subbasin or MPG distinction.

Clustering patterns were temporally stable.

Interestingly, while mice without NEC appear to cluster closely together, mice with NEC seem to have a slightly more divergent clustering pattern.

They show an average proportion of peaks of 0.07 % and a more compact clustering pattern.

Populations BOH, BRE and also BIS resembled each other (pairwise FST equalling 0.024 0.070), while LYR possessed a more unique clustering pattern (pairwise FST compared with all other populations varying between 0.287 and 0.383).

The original idea of the more variable cluster pattern being plesiomorphic for arthropods found some support from studies on Onychophora [ 28, 29], which are generally accepted as close arthropod relatives [ 42].

However, the comparative analysis of the different subfamilies of the OBPs in the mosquito genome provided more meaningful clustering patterns within each subfamily of the OBP members.

The cluster pattern was more visible when samples were coded by temperature departures (Fig. 2b).

However, the clustering pattern was more complicated.