Even a system that organized states into population clusters, with smaller states holding their primaries en masse before the larger states, has problems.
Studies of population clusters in the Midwest show them located along railroad lines.
But in cafes, restaurants, billiard halls and other places where the mostly unemployed population clusters, no one could be found who considered Mr. Celik anything other than a hero.
However, there is little published methodological evidence on recruitment strategies for primary care population clusters.
Furthermore, isolation by distance analyses reveal that an important landscape feature, ephemeral tributaries, is critical for dispersal among population clusters.
Much of the population clusters around the Great Lakes, which are quite large (hence the name) and take up 92,450 square miles.
B. brownii occurs naturally only in two population clusters between Albany and the Stirling Range in southwest Western Australia.
Stepwise increases in the number of assumed population clusters (K = 6 to K = 12) does not resolve additional population clusters (data not shown).
Overall, environmental characteristics were similar among the population clusters, though significant differences did emerge.
Specifically, atypical samples spread away from major population clusters and related samples cluster toward respective subpopulations.
PCA analyses (Figure 5) confirmed that five distinct continental population clusters are identified by CoAIMs.
