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Intra-tool merging: Potential duplicate calls generated by the same tool are merged here.

By scaffolding contigs and merging potential S. flava paralogs identified via all-against-all blastn searches, we collapsed the original contigs to assembled transcripts.

MetaSV proceeds in the following steps (Fig. 1): Intra-tool merging: Potential duplicate calls generated by the same tool are merged here.

By scaffolding contigs and merging potential S. flava paralogs identified via all-against-all blastn searches, we collapsed the original 95,299 contigs to 36,813 or 48,872 (depending on homology cutoffs; see supplemental materials, Supplementary Material online) assembled transcripts.

In this paper, we realize a potential-based any-to-any routing protocol (PBAR) by merging potential-based upstream and downstream routing.

Okazaki formulated the task of merging potentials as an eigenvalue problem (similar approach as taken for the Plastic Network Model by Maragakis and Karplus, 2005, introduced in our accompanying review on CG-ENM).

Fig. 3 A merged electrostatic potential map (isosurface) and spin-density map (isocontours) for the acac enol tautomer (a) and keto tautomer (b).

Moreover, increasing perforation cluster numbers per fracturing stage is beneficial for increasing the FCI, but it also increases the potential merging of neighboring fractures, which may lead to non-uniform development of HFN in far-wellbore regions.

In order to avoid secondary problems related to potential merging of lesion and nearby hot spots during the ensuing smoothing step only lesions without further hot spots in the immediate vicinity were selected for this procedure.

One such model, dubbed 'Cross', was used to model the potential merging of two E-MAP datasets and resembles the problem we are trying to solve.

Possible scenarios include comparison to a different model of the same organism, with potential merging into a new, more complete, model; comparison of a model of a healthy organism to the one of a metabolism suffering from a disease to discover disease-specific metabolic adaptations.