Sentence examples for merged closely from inspiring English sources

It was Hugo, who, during the International Peace Congress that was held in Paris in 1849, declared, "A day will come when you France, you Russia, you Italy, you England, you Germany, you all, nations of the continent, without losing your distinct qualities and your glorious individuality, will be merged closely within a superior unit and you will form the European brotherhood".

Note that the original study from which nuclear data was extracted [ 24] already merged closely related species to maximize gene coverage.

A 2.5-kb range was set to merge closely placed crossover and noncrossover events.

In total, after merging closely spaced CNVs, 910 distinct CNV regions that cover over 49.8 Mb have been identified.

In this context, a further optional computational module that merges closely annotated binding/modification sites is being developed to use MeDiChISeq outputs for enrichment island prediction.

A nearest neighbor algorithm was used to collapse the data into unique sequences by merging closely related sequences, to remove both PCR and sequencing errors.

Here we used simulations to find the most appropriate window size to balance the number of false peaks with the possibility of merging closely lined peaks.

The resulting data is filtered and clustered using both the relative frequency ratio between similar clones and a modified nearest-neighbor algorithm, to merge closely related sequences and remove both PCR and sequencing errors.

We manually reviewed each of the resulting clusters, adjusting the end points to more precisely reflect increasing SNV density, merging closely spaced clusters separated by repeats or other regions where SNVs were unable to be called.

In our studies, we chose a default value of 50 for σ because, in general, it corresponds to a good compromise between calling too many peaks and merging closely spaced ones.

This indicates that although our method is generally successful in merging closely related strains of the same species into a single cluster, genetic variation between strains causes fragmentation of the species' sequence contigs in the metagenome assembly, which in turn hampers our ability to delineate this cluster correctly because smaller contigs produce a weaker and noisier Hi-C signal.