Sentence examples for data to merge from inspiring English sources

Four different reciprocal overlap thresholds were applied to the data to merge CNV calls into CNV regions and, of the 38 loci showing association with ALS if a >70% reciprocal overlap was used, all but 3 regions were also associated with ALS (nominal P<0.05) if a different reciprocal overlap threshold was used (i.e. any overlap, >50% overlap and 100% overlap).

Social science research methods can help to bring perceptual data to merge with landscape-scale social and biophysical data to understand heterogeneity across disturbed ecosystems.

When data on the growth in synthetic chemical production are compared with the data on increasing prevalence of neurodevelopmental and other developmental disorders in humans, the data begin to merge around 1970.

Including crack propagation under mixed loading, all the data tend to merge a single relation when correlated to total energy-release-rate range divided by Young's modulus, ΔGtotal/Eθ.

The anonymous code on the clinical data sheet and the administrative data was used to merge both data sets.

Then the LGA and postal area data were used to merge these census-based data with the HILDA data.

In 2016, big data and social data will have to merge in order to maximize the potential of both channels.

An optimal reconstruction of the neutronic activity field can be determined for a nuclear reactor core using a data assimilation framework to merge information from models and measurements.

Analyses of the 3-gene data sets seemed to merge different levels of phylogenetic information from each gene resulting in a more resolved phylogeny overall.

In the Semantic Web, all data instances and data schema are stored in a graph data store, which makes it easy to merge data from different sources.

This procedure requires a great deal of data processing in order to prepare data for analysis or to merge and integrate data from different sources.