The model was designed to facilitate merging satellite, airborne, marine and terrestrial magnetic data sets recorded at very different epochs in the Antarctic where significant annual geomagnetic changes have occurred.
While semantic integration techniques have traditionally focused on providing homogeneous access to private datasets thus helping automate the first part of the research, and there exist different solutions for browsing public data, there is still a need for tools that facilitate merging public repositories with private datasets.
This allowed the qualitative data to be quantified and facilitate merging and comparison of data, as discussed by Bazeley (2010).
The vicious circle of DED pathogenesis, which can exacerbate the condition and facilitate merging or development of mechanistically distinct DED subtypes can further hinder accurate evaluation.
Therefore, it is possible that more hydrophilic surface (for example, filter paper made of cellulose fibers) can facilitate the merging of different droplets containing Zn2+ or 2-MeIM to generate more ZIF-8 particles with larger particle size.
Dual computer-criminology degree programs, thus, facilitate the merging of two disciplines that can aid future research on piracy and other computer related crimes and, also, aid in the prevention and control of further illegal digital transmissions.
Ultimately, overexpressed IPS-1 did not facilitate efficient merging with DDX3 in O cells with replicon (Fig. 6B,C) compared to Oc cells or Huh7.5 cells with no replicon (Fig. 6A, Fig. S3).
Standard data formats facilitate the merging of study results and comply with the NCI's emphasis on caGRID conformity.
We designed GeneLink to facilitate the merging of our genotype data with pedigree and phenotype information (from either the Pedigrees table or the Trait Score table).
Antenatal and postnatal questionnaires were given a code to facilitate the merging of the antenatal and postnatal information from each respondent.
Ante- and postnatal questionnaires were given a code, to facilitate the merging of the ante- and postnatal information belonging to the same respondent.
