Sentence examples for populations clustered from inspiring English sources

In the second subgroup populations clustered into further subgroups.

As revealed by both DGGE and RIS-LP, bacterial populations clustered by treatments in ruminal and especially in omasal samples.

Global gene expression profiling of ECFCs, AT-ECs and the classical EC population, human umbilical vein ECs, showed that the EC populations clustered as unique populations, but very close to each other.

More precisely, normal cell populations clustered together followed by PIN and a cluster of L- PCA and H-PCA.

On the other hand, most of the Tibeto-Burman populations are differentiated from the Austro-Asiatic populations and the Indo-European populations (clustered in the lower right quadrant) on the 1st and 2nd dimension, respectively.

The general island-by-island clustering of the populations is apparent (with New Britain populations clustered to the left top quadrant, New Ireland to the upper right, and Bougainville populations generally in the bottom half).

The Maharashtra populations cluster together and remain closer to South Indian and Gujarati populations than Central Indian populations (Fig. 1b).

Further, populations cluster along meaningful geographic and cultural lines.

Samples from 61 populations cluster into four different clades (named A-D in Figure 4).

The Daghestani populations cluster together, close to the CEU and distant from the CHB and YRI (Fig.  2).

Brass bands and hearty songs gave proof to the claim that Belgium is not a bilingual but a trilingual nation, with the German population clustered in a handful of culturally demonstrative villages.