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It has been shown that combining data from the genome and the physiology level in a systematic approach can result in significantly improved predictions of 'macroscopic' biological phenotypes [6, 7].
Formerly, it had been shown that combining techniques allows efficient classification of single and simultaneous disturbances, and more, the usage of the second- and fourth-order HOS features, for a specific lag chosen from Fisher's discriminant ratio (FDR) criterion, has been enough to deal with the majority of the disturbances considered [24].
This approach can lead to misclassification due to word use in different contexts and, if words are used as a primary features for classification, it has been shown that combining sequential words into n-grams (list of words occurring in sequence from (1-n)) improves classifier performance by incorporating some degree of context into the features [22].
It has also been shown that combining GSI with tamoxifen causes tumour regression in vivo.
It has been shown that combining LipoFECTAMINE™ with CMVLacZ plasmid increases transfection in cell lines [ 3].
Besides combining different methods, it has recently been shown that combining multiple related metagenomes in a joint analysis is a way to improve binning accuracy [ 97].
It was shown that combining FolP2 and FolP1 inhibitors can overcome the resistance in Mtb [38].
It is shown that combining more than one texture measure instead of using just one might improve the overall accuracy.
Moreover, it was shown that combining wood from different origins helped enhance the quality of the elaborated wines.
It is shown that combining exogenous data (satellite and ECMWF forecasts) with ground data further improves the accuracy of the intra-day forecasts.
In this paper, it is shown that combining AFM, chemical etching and controlled polishing, progressively removing thin layers of material, allows a three-dimensional reconstruction of the volume distribution of dislocations about and under nanoindentation imprints.
