Sentence examples for merge less from inspiring English sources

Fantasy sports websites DraftKings and FanDuel have abandoned a plan to merge, less than a month after US competition regulators sought to block the deal.

While Clay and his characters lunch at Trumps, dine at Chasen's and deal drugs at the local sushi bar, it becomes a refrain: "People are afraid to merge". "Less Than Zero" began nearly two years ago when Ellis, then 18, returned to Los Angeles on his winter break.

In "Charge More, Merge Less, Fly Better" (Op-Ed, April 21), Robert Crandall describes airline service as "unacceptable" and cites deregulation as a significant cause.

COPE merges less reads than PEAR and shows a lower FPR when the statistical test in PEAR is disabled.

If we limit the prediction mode to SKIP and merge mode, less distortion will occur.

One very important point that is missing from your article is that as more health care organizations merge there is less competition, less chance for negotiation and more likelihood that our patients' care will be interrupted.

The cost savings from merging are less, we are performing better, we have new management and we have a new strategy to deliver good growth internationally as well as in the UK.

Findings of the analysis show that, despite the different designs of the two approaches, both methods give a similar outcome leading to the identical conclusion that the network under investigation can be rationalised through merging the less efficient stores with the more efficient ones.

Finally, after obtaining a skeleton recombination bin map, we further reduced the number of bins by merging bins less than 5 kb apart.

In the instance of the AF sample, the proportion of reads mapped to Trans-ABySS_AFSFASSS, Trans-ABySS_AFSF + ASSS, and Trans-ABySS_AF + SF + AS + SS was 93.62%, 92.44%, and 91.48%, respectively, suggesting that for Trans-ABySS assemblies, the more assemblies that were merged, the less reads were mapped, which differs from Trinity assemblies.

Leavers may gain full independence (such as Cameroon or Singapore) or merge more or less fully with their parent nation (Puerto Rico or French Guiana).