Sentence examples for most clusters and from inspiring English sources

In combination across the gene clusters these values say something about the regulatory landscape, i.e. what binding sites are unchanged in most clusters, and what factors can explain the difference between clusters?

Estimated b 1 and b 2 show that regulations via EGF or HRG were inferred for most clusters, and their plus or minus (activation or inhibition) were found to be equal.

In comparison to the clusters of the rest of political parties, the BeC movement community emerges as the least hierarchical, most clustered, and resilient one.

This method naturally addresses the limitations of most clustering and motif mining approaches, which typically return non-overlapping clusters (of trans-factors), clusters covering non-overlapping sets (of mRNAs), or long lists of highly redundant clusters.

And finally, we have explored the array evolution during MBE right up to the concluding phase of its life when most clusters coalesce and start forming a nanocrystalline 2D layer.

For S. dysgalactiae, the number of isolates per pulsotype and most clusters were small, and statistical analyses of differences between groups were therefore not performed.

GO slim analysis of the 62 iL3-up (two or more fold) clusters (Tables 1 and 3) showed that most clusters (71, 79 and 77%, respectively) could not be assigned to a process, function or component.

Most clusters contain pairs and triplets, but neither the BmOr1 nor the BmOr3 genes encoding pheromone receptors are clustered (Table S4).

Most clusters were small and included only few significant SNPs (Table  3).

We noted that most clusters in SP and SLC corresponded to the location of where the accessions were collected.

Most clusters in Colombia, Ecuador and Uruguay were purely residential, while in Mexico and Brazil most sites were a mix of residential and commercial areas (predominantly small shops and restaurants).