The term data integration has also been used as a synonym for data merging in which different data sets are concatenated at the database level by cross-referencing the sequence identifiers, which requires semantic compatibility among data sets [ 25, 26].
The route turns to the northwest, paralleling with Hughes Road, which merges in soon after.
A merge analysis, in which genotypes for all SNPs in the region are imputed, may be useful to identify the causative variant (Yalcin et al. 2005; Keane et al. 2011; Baud et al. 2013).
He believes in the "singularity," the moment when humans and technology will merge in perfect harmony, which will occur within the next 25 years, around 2029.
Regrouping by location was obtained by merging clusters in which SCRs were partially overlapping, or within a distance of 150 bp, according to their genomic coordinates.
So I have to learn mathematics and (to unravel what the contented character is babbling about) doodle cartoons, caricatures and comic strips, which merge in and out of the text.
The city is bisected by two rivers which merge in the middle of the city.
Our RMPA strategy, with its configuration rules and handover policy engine, the variables of which merge in a cross-layer interaction, achieves this goal.
It is demonstrated that this kind of graded materials exhibit a series of sharp peaks, which merge in a broadened resonant absorption band in the optical region, in contrast to colloidal crystal containing monodisperse nanoshells or nanoparticles.
We thank the nurses and personal from the ICUs in the Hospital Ambroise Paré and the Hospital Paul Desbief, which merge in a new hospital, the Hospital Européen, all in Marseille, France.
