Wary of the fallout from overpromising and underdelivering, plenty of companies agreeing to merge initially offer conservative estimates for removing overlapping operations and staff.
Datasets containing fewer than four experiments were initially merged, creating a merged microarray set that was subsequently processed identically to the remainder of the datasets.
To overcome these limitations we explored methods to extend and merge the initially determined contigs.
The functional groups are created by iterative merging of initially defined groups based on the predefined kappa score threshold.
Last year, it merged its WiMax effort, initially called Xohm, with Clearwire, a struggling start-up initially backed by Craig McCaw, the cellphone pioneer, that went public in 2007 but ran into its own financing troubles.
In the former Central India Agency, whose princely states had initially been merged into a princely union called Vindhya Pradesh, the rivalry between two groups of states became so bad that the Government of India persuaded the rulers to sign a Merger Agreement abrogating the old Covenants of Merger, and took direct control of the state as a Chief Commissioner's State.
Post-mortem analysis revealed that a subset (22%%) of newly formed plaques appeared very close (<40 μm) to pre-existing plaques and that many close plaques (25%%) that were initially separate merged over time to form one single large plaque.
The macroyielding can be identified from the merging of the initially present two-peak MBE profile into a single central peak with relatively higher peak height and narrow profile width.
Therefore, we could deduce that, as the increasing of Zn deposition, the additional Zn atoms could gradually merge into the initially formed Zn3Si1 clusters, leading to the formation of Zn5Si2 and finally the Zn7Si3 clusters.
The old diphthong ŭi [ɨy], into which ăe [əy] merged, was largely replaced by (initially) or [i], but it is maintained in spelling certain words of Chinese origin such as ŭiŭi [ɨ:i] 'meaning' and in writing the particle -ŭi [e] 'of' (but not the homonymous particle -e 'to' or 'in').
