Sentence examples for increased merging from inspiring English sources

Baghdad and the multi-ethnic swathe of territories bordering Kurdish areas witness increased merging of the Sunni nationalist and al-Qaida in Iraq efforts, while factional fighting between Shia groups intensifies.

In the future, when the number and diversity of molecular sequences and taxon samples are increased, merging all data into a single data set may also help provide greater resolution.

The increased merge of AGEs and VN staining was shown colocalization in STZ-WT mice, providing evidences for AGEs cross-linking of VN in the ischemic muscle of diabetic mice.

From circularity factor results, there is evidence for increased bubble merging with increased added foam volume (decreased density).

From a SAA design perspective the accuracy of the method could be increased by merging the two most successful strategies for rhythm analysis during CPR: adaptive filters to suppress the CPR artifact combined with rhythm analysis algorithms designed to work during CPR.

In the middle phase, lateral movement and pulling consisted of two distinct trajectories with two peak velocities, which as efficiency increased, gradually merged into one smooth, continuous trajectory that minimized the time and energy required to obtain the reward (Fig. 3B).

The score increases when merging evidences was further explored by merging and scoring evidences of the interaction between AKTIP_HUMAN and HOOK2_HUMAN (Table 1).

However, both the insertion and deletion rates significantly increased for merged reads from Group M with library sizes of 500 bp and 600 bp.

After 7 days of incubation, the initial cell colony increased to merge with the other clones, bringing along the adherent spindle- and rod-shaped cells-(A)).

Investors did not show a strong reaction Monday to a government plan to overhaul the way Wall Street is regulated, giving the Federal Reserve increased power while merging day-to-day supervision of banks into one agency, down from five under the existing system.

The findings suggest that OT leads to a decrease of control over automatic imitative behaviour mediated by increased self-other merging.