Xenopus, human, and mouse annotations for both coding- and non-coding gene sets were retrieved from Ensembl which uses GENCODE, a merge of the automatic annotation from Ensembl and the manually curated annotation from Havana.
The database was a merge of motifs from the PLACE (Higo et al., 1999) and plantCARE (Lescot et al., 2002) databases as well as motifs extracted from the literature.
The levanter results from a merging of the clockwise winds of a high-pressure centre over central Europe with the counterclockwise winds of a low-pressure centre over the southwestern Mediterranean.
The medical museum at Owen's College "came from a merging of older anatomical schools, including the large one on Pine Street," says Sam Alberti, director of museums and archives at the Royal College of Surgeons and the author of Nature and Culture: Objects, Disciplines and the Manchester Museum.
Finally, when one partial results from a given source (called reference), and the other one results from the merge of partials coming both from source and from other sources, intermediary correlation values are expected.
A mixed data set (Additional file 7) was created from the merge of the numeric and the categorical simulated data sets.
The Universal Protein Resource (UniProt, http://www.uniprot.org) (3 5) is a comprehensive resource for protein sequence and annotation data, originating in 2002 from the merge of three different centers for protein annotation.
This merging strategy has been reported, in larger scale, in the evolution of Ontario telemedicine network that resulted from the merge of three independent regional networks [ 18].
κ is surjective on the nodes, since every node in G′′ comes from the merging of a V i, thus it is bijective on the nodes.
The latter three products were derived from MERIS and VEGETATION sensors (one product from each sensor separately, and a third one from the merging of MERIS and VGT products).
