Sentence examples for by merging different types from inspiring English sources

IDEA starts with an "a priori" network model in B cells, assembled by merging different types of experimental and predicted interactions (i.e. protein-protein, co-regulation, etc)., it then uses two sets of GEPs, one comprising GEPs measured in normal B-cell populations and another set measured in B-cell populations from lymphoma patients.

In particular, progress in our understanding of the genetic architecture of common diseases requires efficient methods for merging different types of data and exploiting them simultaneously.

Lightera makes optical switches and network management products and Omnia's gear helps local phone companies merge different types of voice and data traffic on the network.

Because there is no evidence from systematic reviews to support one specific type or dose [ 11], we merged different types of exercise into one treatment modality.

The third type combines external technology with the internal capability approach by merging different standard technologies to get advanced products requiring lower production costs.

By merging different state-of-the-art analysis techniques we aim to deliver a Swiss-knife type tool that can be used in many different experimental contexts.

The maximum hazard maps are obtained by merging different individual worst-case ground-motion scenarios at a specific hazard level.

Traditionally and currently many systems tackle this by creating a canonical "correct" object by merging different versions into one.

By merging different microarray expression sets together we gain power from the considerable increase in sample size; however, merging may also compromise the accuracy of the expression profiles, because these need to be renormalised before merging is performed [ 5].

The Senate Judiciary Committee, chaired by Lyman Trumbull, became involved in merging different proposals for an amendment.

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