Sentence examples for short clusters from inspiring English sources

Some authorities consider that the genus contains about 15 species, others say from 2 to 4. All species have round, short clusters of male flowers, above the female flowers, which are enclosed in oval green, yellow, or brown burs that have many hooked spines and two large hornlike spines.

The larger particle size is due to the short clusters shown in the TEM image.

The primary nanoparticles are about 20 nm in diameter and aggregate to short clusters.

Sequence alignment and surface polarity plot led to the identification of two highly positively charged Cardin Weintraub motifs with surface accessibility, resulting in combination with short clusters of basic amino acids for strong heparin-binding of native xylosyltransferases.

During the early stages of microtubule assembly (which we modeled here), short clusters of a few PFs are assembled.

After filtering out the sequences mapped to short clusters of length less than 50 bp, 389,038 bisulfite sequences (75% of all reads) were uniquely mapped to the non-repeat-masked human genome (NCBI build 36.1,hg18).

Very short cluster periods, of two weeks or less, occurred in 23% of patients during childhood and in 6% during adulthood.

In short, cluster-randomization and Expanded Programme on Immunization sampling methodology [50] were used to enroll a random sample of male and female community members from an urban setting in Northern Tanzania.

Short cluster contigs will therefore be joined together across tail seeds at both ends inside a cluster.

On the one hand, some conserved modules were regulated exclusively in response to prolonged (clusters 1, 6 and 7) or short (cluster 9) drought.

In short, clustering of DS subunits when underexpressed are more likely to happen in complexes containing several subunits present (in the simplest case) in multiple copies per complex.