We thus amalgamate experimental results of two types: mean mtDNA copy number (with N m data points measuring E D (m ) at times t D, m (i ) ), and mean and variance of heteroplasmy (with N h data points measuring V D (h ) at times t D, h (i ) ).
Eugenio Belda continued and this theme by describing the development of the MicroScope platform, a data structure that houses pathway annotations for large numbers of microorganisms and that incorporates tools to amalgamate curated results from diverse sources including a large body of community experts (4).
Upon amalgamating previous results with the findings of this study, it is deduced that oxidative damage is one of the critical toxic mechanism of TBT.
Then they amalgamated those studies' results and, using sophisticated statistical calculations, determined just how much stretching impeded subsequent performance.
The company's "authoritative Top 10 places to invest" list was produced by "amalgamating the key results of several surveys in the public domain published by companies like Price Waterhouse Coopers, Knight Frank, and Forbes," according to a press release.
These words were aggregated and synonymous terms were amalgamated to simplify results and promote better visibility of trends.
The "Splicing Mutation Calculator" (SMC; http://splicemc.cytognomix.com) is a web service that amalgamates all published results for the same type of substitution in a natural splice site, regardless of genic context.
Initially, Open Reading Frame (ORF) prediction was performed using Glimmer3 [ 44] and Genemarks [ 45], and the results were amalgamated.
Since no significant difference was found in gender distribution and performance of right and left ears, the results were amalgamated in the calculations.
In conventional parameter estimation methods, each estimate for each cell in the sample would be undertaken separately and the results then amalgamated and analyzed as a group.
