Sentence examples for wider cluster from inspiring English sources
During the 1990's women in the clan suffered four miscarriages, part of a wider cluster of health complaints, including memory loss and eye and throat infections.
Several European landraces were clustered together within a wider cluster that includes Asian representatives.
Low values correspond to sharper outlier rejection, while higher values imply wider cluster regions and therefore lower rejection.
Sir Michael told MPs that all schools, including academies, should be part of a wider cluster - and that inspections in future might focus on groups of schools rather than focusing on individual institutions.
Closely related to indica cluster, long grain type varieties diverge into a wider cluster that includes most of the varieties grouped in cluster 2 in the population structure analysis, such as japonica accessions from tropical regions (Azucena or Moroberekan) and temperate regions (Cormoran or Apolo).
Dalit is a modern term for a wide cluster of social groups who were historically the lowest of India's castes — shunned, marginalized and even considered a source of contamination.
The geo-narrow cluster, contains the 56% of groups, and the remaining 44% belongs to the geo-wide cluster.
The magnetron-based source has an advantage over all other types of cluster sources in terms of the wide cluster size range, which varies from fraction of a nanometer to a few tens of nanometers.
In control, there were approximately 0.94 clusters per µm3 f-actin which would equate to a cell wide cluster density of 0.52 RyR clusters per µm3 cell volume (given 55% of cell volume occupied by myofilaments). Figure 6 shows tissue dual labeled for DHPRs and RyRs.
Developmental organization of each particular animal body plan is controlled by a conserved bilaterian-wide cluster of homeotic genes.
We have launched J-DOIT1, a nation-wide cluster randomized controlled trial to prevent development of T2DM in high-risk individuals using telephone-delivered intervention.
