Sentence examples similar to evident merging from inspiring English sources
He said it would be a "close relationship" but also "an arms length relationship". It became evident that merging different organisations was proving to be a huge challenge.
To conclude, all these studies make evident that a merge of the two assemblies into a single, agreed release of the cattle genome sequence is highly desirable, with cytogenetics playing an important role toward this goal.
The benefits of the proposed temporal interpolation + merging methodology are particularly evident in storm events with strong and fast-changing (convective-like) rain cells.
It was evident from the discussion that the merging of life and art that Ms. Bruguera envisions is still an evolving concept here.
The coarse merging merges the adjacent superpixels with less evident boundaries, and the fine merging merges the ambiguous superpixels using the spatial enhanced fuzzy clustering.
For these settings where heterogeneity among the relative risks of different cities is low, the benefits of performing this kind of pooled cross-sectional analyses, merging information from all the cities, seem evident.
In addition, there was a trend of increasing headache prevalence in HUNT 2 with increasing frequency of RA, evident for both genders merged and for men (Table 5).
When merging the four genetic groups the age dependence of SCA numbers was even more evident with a p-value of 0.001 (Pearson correlation 0.547; Figure 5).
The potential of merging macromolecular tailoring with diamine networking to enhance the H2/CO2 separation performance of polyimide membranes is evident.
By merging the extraction capacities with design characteristics of a plant, the accurate measurement of cogenerated power becomes self-evident.
The battlefields are merging".
