Sentence examples for support clustering from inspiring English sources

While little is known about exactly how integrin microclusters form or are stabilized, kindlins may serve as adaptors that recruit proteins to support clustering.

Removing redundancy from such data by clustering could be crucial for reducing storage space, computational time and noise interference in some analysis methods, etc. CD-HIT was originally developed to cluster protein sequences to create reference databases with reduced redundancy (Li et al., 2001) and was then extended to support clustering nucleotide sequences (Li and Godzik, 2006).

Overall, CART analysis and spatial interpolation of the primary GWLS data support clustering of families contributing to the linkage peaks on Chromosomes 6 and 8 that has as much to do with geographical location as to do with religious group.

These results do not support clustering of swarms around highly successful swarms.

Second, we will improve its minimum and maximum sequence length limits to support clustering of sequences that are shorter or longer than 21 or 100 bp, respectively.

Bootstrap analysis did not support clustering of fungal or Dictyostelium sequences into distinct classes, but interestingly, ForC and ForG significantly clustered with the FHOD family (92% bootstraps).

Even though these schemes reduce the amount of routing information, they do not support clustered networks nor do they do avoid disruption from strong mobility.

And because Clinton's support clustered in wealthier, more educated, and more urban areas, Clinton won the popular vote but lost the electoral college, which amplifies the vote in sparsely populated states.

It's worth noting that RethinkDB supports clustering out of the box, so there was already some overlap between the CNCF's and RethinkDB's mission.

Metallic, iridescent, glossy, and matte paints are brushed, squeegeed, and dripped onto surfaces; thick blobs of paint support clusters of straight pins and string.

River valleys here support clusters of cottonwood, willow, mesquite, and sycamore trees, and mule deer, fish, and waterfowl.