Sentence examples for striking cluster from inspiring English sources

But I suspect that the explanation for this striking cluster of musical talent lies in a critical fact of biography: all those artists turned 14 around 1955 and 1956, when rock 'n' roll was first erupting.

We found a striking cluster of late expressed genes that form the structural and innate immune defences of the epithelial barrier.

A particularly striking cluster of significant SNPs occurred on chromosome X at approximate chromosome position 97100000 around the HERV-Fc1 proviral locus (NCBI genome build 37.1).

Three SNPs in PRKG1 gene (rs1904694, rs7897633 and rs7905063), spanning 59 kb from intron 1 to intron 2 at 10q11.23, showed a striking cluster of association with ΔDBP120 (p value = 8.17E-05, 2.34E-05 and 9.67E-05 under additive genetic model, respectively) (Figure S2).

Hierarchical clustering analysis of the DM patients and normal controls revealed a striking cluster of IFN-regulated genes.

The most striking cluster contained 14 miRNAs that were essentially only expressed in PMC42 and normal breast tissue (enlarged excerpt in Figure 2b).

Analysis of specific IgE to five recombinant allergens, which included a mite (Der p 1), a mold (Alt a 1), a grass pollen (Phl p 2), a weed pollen (Amb a 1), and a tree pollen (Bet v 1), revealed a striking clustering according to the phylogeny of the allergen source.

During early S-phase, Pcna and Esco2 IF were both faint and diffuse throughout the nucleus but by mid S-phase, a striking clustering of Esco2 IF emerged.

Based on the high-density genotype in the large population, we showed joint evidence from the striking clustering patterns in population structure and fixation index values, suggesting several hypotheses that might shed light on the unknown ancestry of sorghum races.

It was also noted that there was a striking clustering of these multilamellar structures (Fig.  3D), and this likely accounts for the larger appearance of the LAMP1 immunolabelling in AP-5-deficient fibroblasts (Fig.  2A) and the increase in the area of LAMP1 puncta quantified for the p.Q578* line on the automated microscope (Fig.  2C).

Thus, a report by the UK Childhood Cancer Study (UKCCS) that was linked in its opening to the striking Fallon cluster, used ward data from the 1991 census to argue that PM (of undated onset, and defined as a high diversity of migrant origins) was associated, not with any excess but, with protection from CL (Law et al, 2003).