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For this, the sets of young paralogs (Ks distances lower than 0.4) were selected from the whole dataset and were newly clustered into gene families following the same approach used when building the families from the whole dataset.

Yes Because of backup node concept immediate cluster head election is not required if existing cluster head moves/died from the cluster because backup node upgrades to cluster head and new backup node is elected later on by newly cluster head.

Newly formulated clustered equilibrium equations are developed using energy methods and are shown to be a generalization of the classic tensegrity governing equations.

The newly developed CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats)/Cas (CRISPR-associated) system has emerged as an efficient tool for genome-editing, providing an alternative to classical mutagenesis and transgenic methods to study gene function and improve crop traits.

The newly identified sequences clustered within the same main branches in the N and M gene trees.

At each iteration of the clustering algorithm, we joined the two most similar clusters, and distances between this newly merged cluster and each of the old clusters were computed by Ward's criterion [ 29].

From the second iteration, finding the best cluster pair takes O (klogk) time since the cluster pair comparisons are needed only between the newly merged cluster and the other clusters.

Separate MCMC runs were executed for each of the eight identified Slovenian transmission clusters (including the newly defined Cluster 5 with 10 individuals) for two reasons: 1) to compare the tMRCA values obtained in the independent clusters analysis with the tMRCA values obtained based on the full analysis previously described and 2) to obtain the population growth rate of each cluster.

4. The distance between the newly formed cluster and any other cluster (for example, the E cluster) is calculated as DCD,E = max DC,E,  DD,E), according to the complete-linkage criterion [ 7]. 5. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 until there are at least a prespecified number of subjects (n c, for example n c  = 20) in each cluster.

In November, for instance, 73,000 of the newly created jobs were clustered in low-wage categories.

But whether they realized it or not, most of those who clustered around newly available television sets in 1953 were looking the future right in the face, or at least in the cathode-ray tube.