Note that when two subgraphs (mathcal {G}_{i}) and (mathcal {G}_{j}) are merged that are not in each other's neighborhoods, the merging outcome (mu (mathcal {G}_{i},mathcal {G}_{j})) requires lab i +lab j labels.
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.
In addition, it may be necessary to merge the outcomes from three different level fusion, i.e., combinational D-A fusion, D-F fusion, A-F fusion, and D-A-F fusion.
Although single mapper and reducer can be used depending on designed analysis models, it is important to note that if the number of reducers decreases, the computation time of merging the outcomes coming from the mappers increases.
However, many of these tools only covers a subset of molecular descriptors and/or fingerprints such that users need to manually merge the outcomes from multiple tools to obtain a comprehensive set of results, which inevitably take a certain degree of unnecessary and tedious efforts.
The final step of data analyses will be the merging of outcome data and process evaluation.
The TCGA gene expression data for PIAS3 (203035_s_at) was extracted and merged with clinical outcome data for further analysis.
Functional reorganization of developmental processes is also apparent in various cases of mating between different species or breeds, in which distinct 'programs' are merged into functional outcome without a specific 'program of merging'.
Specifically, PFS or RFS were merged as one outcome newly defined as event-free survival (EFS), which was measured from the date of therapy initiation to the date of recurrence or progression.
In particular, it is possible that the merging of multiple outcomes in defining poor outcome and the corresponding increase in statistical power afford legitimate reasons for the particular clustering effect for poor outcome.
Some introduced market-based reforms such as competition between clinics and linking providers' fees to health outcomes; others merged or closed hospitals and beefed up cheaper outpatient care.Reasonable though some of these policies sound, their inevitable effect was to cut health coverage, says Martin McKee of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
