Sentence examples for most similar groups from inspiring English sources

The JPT and CHB samplings appeared to be the most similar groups with respect to the genotyped markers, and they did not appear to be different from one another in terms of within group similarity.

This is an agglomerative hierarchical method in which new clusters are created by combining the most similar groups.

Figure  5 shows that our protocol leads to the most similar groups in terms of size as well as expected behaviour change.

In this figure, LS and SW were clustered as the most similar groups, and SR was next clustered with them, and followed by LM.

The initial clustering is formed by a singleton, that is, a single object, and at each iteration a new cluster is formed by joining two of the most similar groups of the previous iterations.

It reflects the median from the maternal health process measures, the most similar group of available reported ICCs.

Nonetheless, our protocol still results in the most similar group in terms of mean expected behaviour, regardless of the sample size considered.

The most similar patient groups represented in the literature are people with different kinds of neck complaints; the results of implementation studies are mixed.

9 The most similar comparison group is the Australian Vietnam veterans cohort, a much larger group of 59 179 individuals, consisting of 23% Navy, 69% Army and 8% Air Force personnel 10 11 (http://www.dva.gov.au/aboutDVA/publications/health_research/vietnam_vets/Pages/index.aspx).aspx

In our analysis, CEH-13 is most similar to group 1, but in contrast to previous classifications, is identified as an outlier to this group (see Figure 5).

However, the A. ceylanicum cluster AE00750 was most similar to group C FAR protein Ce-far-7.