Sentence examples for likelihood of merging from inspiring English sources

Stringent similarity parameters were selected to minimize the likelihood of merging paralogous transcripts.

Not surprisingly, the adoption of this rule produced, in our architecture, an increased likelihood of HNCs merging [compare the average overlaps between HNCs plotted in Fig. 8 with those reported in Garagnani et al. (2007)].

A method of merging models using agglomerative clustering approach where models have been merged based on a maximum classification likelihood measure has been described in [36].

Four different types of merging has been considered, namely, normal merging, forced merging, group merging, and vehicle cover merging for left-turning vehicles at uncontrolled T-intersection.

The process of merging stacks is iterative.

Successive rounds of merging were applied until no further adjacent subsequences could be merged.

"Tonight, they kind of merged into one.

Inset: magnification of merged image.

The results of this study show that semi-truck related crashes, higher number of lanes on freeways, higher number of lanes on ramps, speeding related crashes, and alcohol related crashes tend to increase the likelihood of sustaining severe injuries at freeway merging locations.

Such an increase in variance leads to a drastic decrease of the likelihood which implies that merging small clusters will tend to be preferred over expanding existing clusters.

Moreover, adverse weather condition increases the likelihood of no-injury and fatal injuries at merging areas only and adverse road conditions tend to increase a range of injury severity levels from possible/invisible injuries to incapacitating injuries at merging areas only.