Sentence examples for a simple merge from inspiring English sources

There are, however, some issues that prevent such a simple merge.

We also examined the potential of making a simple merge of closely located TCs but this approach was compromised by also merging adjacent snoRNAs.

So are other familiar objects like the classic Gillette Promax Compact hair dryer, a simple merging of two intersecting tubes, by Morison Cousins and Michael Cousins (1978).

Figure 11 shows an example of a simple merging of a source image set without using any calibration methods.

A simple merging condition requires the FD and the BD have one merged state as shown in the shaded box on the left.

We used a simple merging algorithm to iteratively join adjacent SNPs into haplotype blocks.

For this comparison, BicPAM was parameterized with closed patterns discovered using discretization methods with three distinct sets of items (| Σ|∈{3,5,7}), under a simple merging option (70% overlap) and filtering of biclusters based on an overlapping area over 30% against a larger bicluster.

The first method ("simple merge") joins neighboring SNPs (on a same chromosome) that have identical copy number values across all CoLaus participants (see Additional file 1: Figure S1A for illustration).

The "simple merge procedure" consists of combining adjacent SNPs, from a same chromosome, that share the same CN profile across the whole population (see illustration in Additional file 1: Figure S1).

When does simple merge into stupid?

If we combine the annotations of the tools by simple merge, either selecting the largest or shortest annotation in the same span of text, when evaluating the results based on partial matching, the performance is higher than any single system (precision = 0.9735, recall = 0.9322 and F1 = 0.9524), in particular due to an increase in recall.