Harriott's team clustered around him.
With the photographer Matthias Vriens and his team clustering close, Kassovitz gets down to business.
In the perennial rag-tag photo op of the team clustered around the Cup, you may as well be looking at a bunch of pee wees or squirts, if you can see past the beards and forget for the moment that in several hours they will likely be reënacting this pose in a strip club.
The research team clustered related codes under broader categories to interpret the data and then used a process of synthesis to draw out five key themes.
Since the interventions were delivered in teams (clusters), observations from the same team were likely to be correlated.
Thus, the three providers that consisted of two geographically diverse service teams (clusters) were split to form three clusters.
Eleven teams (clusters) from four services will be randomly allocated to three starting dates for the intervention (waves); four teams will be allocated to the first two waves and three teams to the last wave.
Given that the size of the 11 teams (clusters) may range between 60 and 350 service users, there is also a higher chance that individuals are more likely to be sampled more than once, particularly in the smaller clusters if repeated cross-sectional sampling is adopted.
By 1919, the Ohio League and the New York league were on relatively equal footing with both each other and with teams clustered around major cities such as Philadelphia, Chicago and Detroit.
We adjusted for potential within-team clustering by including variables identifying teams and individuals within teams in our analytic models.
