Sentence examples for useful clusters from inspiring English sources

Directgov's managers agree that the site's search engine needs improving, but argue that its main role is to package information into useful clusters: "coherent citizen-focused topics", in e-government-speak.Yet government websites rarely fit the way that people actually use the internet.

The database they tested it on is one being built up by the Human Microbiome Project, an international scientific collaboration which aims to catalogue the gene sequences of all bacteria found in humans.Their trawl turned up 3,118 "potentially useful" clusters of genes.

Keynote Lecture Title: Locating a Few Useful Clusters in Large Biological Datasets: A Tale of Two Viewpoints.

Additional complications arise when there are several irrelevant experimental conditions, when the useful clusters occur at different resolutions/scales, and when genes participate in multiple biological processes, leading to multiple cluster memberships.

The main idea for identifying useful clusters is to find chains in the pedigree such that either the chain is on, meaning that an allele is transmitted from the start of the chain to its end, or the chain is off, in which case a random allele is transmitted to the end of the chain.

The simplest interpretation is really that the MCS is much more discriminating for what it says, i.e. the maximum common substructure or scaffold, but that this leads to a more natural and useful clustering.

A Neighbor-joining (NJ) tree [ 78], shown to be a useful clustering method for large datasets [ 79, 80], was built in MEGA for the initial data set using the following parameters of BOLD: Kimura 2-Parameter (K2P) distance model [ 81] with pairwise deletion of gaps/missing data and inclusion of all substitutions (transitions and transversions).

These findings show that Amazon's cloud computing infrastructure may be a useful alternative to using clusters of computers based within a research institute or university.

Cluster analysis partitions data into significant or useful groups (clusters).

Clustering compounds into subgroups according to their properties can provide useful information: clusters might resemble chemical categories having similar properties or sharing a common activity profile.

An absolute loading value ≥0.85 was used to select REAs useful for cluster analysis.