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The present study focuses on the merged effects of statistical reviews and reviewing guidelines.

In the inferred models, weighed input terms represent external stimuli and resulting GRNs represent the merged effects of the diverse experiments.

Thus, a small number of final modules can be found, but mainly due to the module merging effects rather than biological structure.

This is due to the merging effect explained in Fig. 3.

Fig. 3 The shape of the clusters and the merging effect.

The contact cluster merging effect has been observed in both the asperity model and the GFMD model.

Though this increase was detected by micro-CT, the actual diameters were overestimated by 60 90% most likely as a consequence of a merging effect for juxtaposed vessels.

The propagation mechanism of the air hole formation was proposed to firstly originate by dewetting up to 300% elongation, and enlarged not only by breaking of a superimposed fibril structure, but also by merging effect air holes between fibrous resin matrix.

An increase in the permeability anisotropy ratio, which is defined as the ratio of the permeability in the transverse direction to that in the longitudinal direction, enhances the dominance of the flow-focusing effect over the stabilizing or merging effect induced by diffusion/dispersion mechanism.

Determining effect sizes by merging outcome data from groups of study participants obscures the reality that clinical interventions rarely work for everyone and under all circumstances.

Early in 2003, the two companies were merged, in effect setting the date of April 29 , 2004 as the deadline for Google to make the required disclosure.