Sentence examples for order of cluster from inspiring English sources

This table shows the different clusters arranged in the order of cluster number in the combined analysis of the three cDNA libraries.

For each round of clustering, consensus sequences from the prior round were added to the top of an ungapped alignment, in order of cluster size from greatest to least.

The order of clusters is periodically changed using a greedy cluster placement algorithm, which reorganizes clusters based on affinity in order to increase the locality of related content.

The following activity order of clusters with respect to their activation barriers could be qualitatively classified: Au ≫ Rh > Cu = Ru > Ag for metal-ZSM-5 clusters and Ag > Cu > Au ≫ Rh > Ru for MetalO-ZSM-5 clusters.

To hide this information from H m, the service provider uses a different permutation, π i, independently chosen for each user to shuffle the order of clusters during the creation of the C ~ r values.

Our results revealed a temporal order of cluster-specific maxima in beta amplitudes in anterior posterior direction: First, beta power peaked significantly earlier in anterior than in posterior areas.

This demonstrated the same set of clusters as seen in Figure 4; only the order of clusters differed.

The position of gene clusters along a chromosome might be non-random as well and selection for changes in linkage disequilibria as a consequence of antagonistic host-parasite co-evolution could potentially explain such non-random order of clusters.

The effect of plasticity on the hierarchical clustering of orthologs is illustrated in Figure 2. Figure 2A predicts a common set of genes at each internal node (possibly ancestral genes), and the order of clustered organisms is in reasonable agreement with established phylogeny.

alphabetical order of cluster-representative items; appearance frequency (the number of the pairs appearing in MEDLINE); publication year of papers that contain the pairs in their titles or abstracts.

The hit clusters can be sorted in ascending or descending order for each of the following: alphabetical order of cluster-representative items; appearance frequency (the number of the pairs appearing in MEDLINE); publication year of papers that contain the pairs in their titles or abstracts.