Sentence examples for based on merging from inspiring English sources

Our design was based on merging pharmacophores previously reported to exhibit COX-2 inhibitory activities to a thioquinazolinone-privileged scaffold.

The IAS operation is based on merging the functional advantages of the adaptive reclosing technique (ART) and the optimal reclosing technique (ORT).

A downscaling of the DSSF product is also carried out, and a methodology to obtain topographically-corrected daily irradiation images, based on merging the DSSF with a digital elevation model, is proposed.

The methodology is based on merging the sample segment with plugs of an oxidant (hydrogen peroxide) and the luminol solution in alkaline medium at a total flow rate as high as 25 ml min−1 through a four-way junction point placed as close as possible to the photosensor module.

This algorithm is based on merging sequentially the runs of two algorithms: the principal component analysis (PCA) and the independent component analysis (ICA) algorithms.

For the evaluation, we do not report on the accuracy of each test set separately, but report on the total accuracy based on merging of the test scores with different quality settings.

Nationwide registry-based study based on merged data from the Norwegian Prescription Database, the Norwegian Population Registry, the Regular General Practitioner Database and the Medical Birth Registry.

Out of the variety of different approaches [see Boytsov (2011a) for a detailed taxonomy] proposed for approximate string matching, current read mappers rely on only three different paradigms (Li and Homer, 2010): seed-and-extend (encompassing hash tables and q-gram filtering), prefix/suffix tries (using the Burrows–Wheeler transform) and one approach based on merge sort (Malhis and Jones, 2010).

We performed a nationwide prospective cohort study based on merged data from the Norwegian Prescription Database (NorPD) [ 25], the Norwegian Hip Fracture Registry [ 26] and the Central Population Registry [ 27].

A logistic model based on merged data from both datasets showed significant effect of educational level in case of ICD-10 depression but no significant effect in case of major depression or anxiety.

This cross-sectional study is based on merged data from the Norwegian Prescription Database, 14 the Norwegian Population Registry, 15 the Regular General Practitioner Database, 16 and the Medical Birth Registry Norway.