The phrase "and merged data from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the integration or combination of data from different sources in a report or analysis.
Example: "The research team analyzed the results and merged data from various studies to draw more comprehensive conclusions."
Alternatives: "and combined data from" or "and integrated data from".
In this study, we collected and merged data from three major online repositories for A. thaliana gene expressions: TAIR (http://www.arabidopsis.org/), NASC (http://affymetrix.arabidopsis.info/) and GEO (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/geo/).nih.gov/geo/
Their approach turned out to be easily accessible, because it used data from common GWAS and merged data from different levels of information to describe the complex trait of interest in a comprehensive way.
These conditions require tools that collect data automatically, can work offline and merge data from different developers working in the same project.
Nowadays geospatial data is used and analyzed most of the times within a Geographical Information System (GIS) that has capabilities such as assembling, storing, manipulating, displaying, and merging data from different sources (Giuliani et al. 2011).
We reasoned that one way to overcome the difficulties of indexing and merging data from hundreds of crystals is to collect a complete diffraction data set from a single crystal while keeping the total dose below ∼10e−/Å.
Using systems biology tools, including Ingenuity Pathway Analysis, Mathematica, MATLAB SimBiology, and Stella, students merged data from their lab bench experiments with mathematical models to determine how various changes impacted an overall organism and its functions.
In the present study, we systematically evaluated SNP detection performance of three strategies to utilize the duplicated exome data of 92 subjects, only using the data with higher depth, only using the data with lower depth, and using the merged data from technical replicates.
This build included merged data from phases II and III of the International HapMap Project [ 22].
Registry-based study using merged data from the National Population Register and the Norwegian Health Economics Administration database.
This is a registry-based study using merged data from the National Population Register and the Norwegian Health Economics Administration database (HELFO).
Quantitative phase: multilevel logistic regression modeling using merged data from the 2003 Regional Health Survey of Castile and Leon and the 2001 census data (Spain).
