Sentence examples for merging of segments from inspiring English sources

Due to splitting and merging of segments the graph may contain cycles.

The merging of segments generates an aggregated view of a set of CNVs, and effectively adds a "second dimension" to the genome resulting from a combined set of genomes, represented with a vector containing the original CNV values.

The watermark w' c can then be reconstructed by the merging of these two segments.

The system was provided with custom algorithms for denoising, segmentation, full distortion correction (fan and optical) and merging of the anterior segment volumes (cornea, iris, and crystalline lens or IOL), to provide fully quantitative data of the anterior segment of the eye.

Outliers in the segmented data were removed by merging segments of < 8 probesets with the neighboring segment having the most similar inferred log ratio.

The simulations shows that the merging of just two NWs gives a mixed fraction of around 80% that is, most of the possible outcomes have only segments consisting of less than six bilayers of any considered polytype.

Harmonization and merging of entries.

Conversely, an increase can be the result of a merge of the lineages of the two segments, i.e. a reassortment event.

In this paper, we experimentally compare some of the most significant methods for merging line segments in maps by applying them to publicly available data sets.

The constituency originally existed for the 1951 election, and was formed in 2008 after merging the assembly segments of Chengalpattu, Thiruporur, Madurantakam (SC), Uthiramerur and Kanchipuram, which were part of the now defunct Chengalpattu constituency, and Alandur, which was part of the Chennai South constituency.

Merging IBD segments from multiple runs results in greater power to detect long IBD segments at the cost of increased run time and loss of haplotype information.