Sentence examples for and subsequent merging of from inspiring English sources

It updates and expands significantly on a previous presentation to include facilities for selecting user defined central areas and for registering and subsequent merging of images for artefact removal.

Perhaps the best example is the fungal isoprenoid metabolite BFA (brefeldin A), which causes rapid dissociation of COPI (coatomer protein I) coats from Golgi membranes [ 3, 4] and consequent tubulation and subsequent merging of Golgi membranes with those of the ER (endoplasmic reticulum) [ 5, 6].

These contours can be rendered as 3D objects in different ways for visualization and subsequent merging (for details of the rendering methods provided by the program, see [6] and the manual of the Reconstruct program provided at the download site).

The quantitative distribution maps of trace elements in two agate samples were acquired by a series of equally long line scan and a subsequent merging of line scans with Iolite software.

Rotations and the subsequent merging of data sets are easier to perform with cubic voxels.

In our study, we had the advantage of having the possibility to identify users by some basic characteristics due to the possibility of identifying the participants by a unique log-on code and a subsequent merging of the log files with the DMA member database.

In a GIS, we fit a polygon to meet coverage and distance criteria, and selected intersecting contiguous census tracts, to enable subsequent merging of population indicators.

The bell-like shapes of the distributions emerge from the subsequent merging of the positively classified regions.

With bottom-up clustering the optimal number of speaker clusters is determined by subsequent merging of a high number of clusters in an iterative process until a stopping criterion is met.

This procedure avoids uncalled bases in the subsequent merging of stacks.

Using the software controlling the COD platform, automated generation of 50 droplet pairs and subsequent merging in tubing was shown (see Figures S7, S8, Supporting Information).