Sentence examples for merging of study from inspiring English sources

Standard data formats facilitate the merging of study results and comply with the NCI's emphasis on caGRID conformity.

6 7 An attempt to estimate the sensitivity based on a meta-analysis was unsatisfactory because of the merging of studies with different probe sites, different cut-off values for saturation, and different oximeters measuring either functional or fractional saturation.

While Graham Greene continued the powerful merging of thriller plots with studies of moral and psychological ambiguity that he had developed through the 1930s, his Roman Catholicism loomed especially large in novels such as The Heart of the Matter (1948) and The End of the Affair (1951).

The chapter concludes that the merging of computational and experimental studies offers the prospect of unprecedented insight into the structure and dynamics of barriers in protein folding reactions.

The control group resulted from the merging of two population-based studies, representative of the general population recruited from osteoporosis centres equally distributed over the national territory of Italy.

Over the past two decades we have witnessed the merging of two very different fields of study, epigenetics and chromatin biochemistry.

This can be explained either by an old split of the subsp. spontaneum genepool, predating the origin of the three groups inferred in this study and merging of the groups after secondary contact, or by postulating that one of the haplotype groups was obtained by introgression of a distantly related taxon (Mahelka and Kopecky 2010; Brassac et al. 2012) early in the species' history.

The minimal dataset required for international merging of biological samples for "-omics" studies on preterm birth.

The optimal dataset suggested for international merging of biological samples for "-omics" studies on preterm birth.

The method is also used to study the successive merging of vortices; differing from scaling arguments for an inviscid flow, the results show that the first pairwise merging evolves approximately 2.11 times faster than the second merging.

Another limitation to our study is the merging of type 1 and type 2 diabetes diagnoses.