18 April 2011: Revised and merged terms for the submission of content by site users.
We therefore merged terms that are not necessarily synonyms but have the same medical implication, e.g. kidney failure and elevated creatinine (ESM 2).
A key feature that makes this possible is that we merge terms that have the same anatomical location or medical implication, even if they are not merely alternative spelling variants.
To compile a sense inventory of abbreviations from a list of expanded forms, we must merge term variations referring to the same concept into a single representative form.
The benefit of merging in terms of sampling frequency over the basin is also illustrated.
A 3D map for distinct behaviour while merging, in terms of Mo, orifice diameter and spacing is also tried.
After substituting (41) for a n (i) and a n (k) in (42) and merging like terms, α n ′ i, k is simplified.
After substituting (46) for b n (i) and b n (k) in (47) and merging like terms, β n ′ i, k is simplified.
Then merging the terms B q e c j q P 1 and h 02 f e P 2, by (3.1) we get ∑ l B l e d j l Q s + h s f ( s ) e Q s + ∑ q B q ′ e c j q P 1 + h 01 f e P 1 = − f ( k ), where B q ′ are entire functions of order less than n.
Then merging the terms h s f ( s ) e Q s and h 02 f e P 2, by (3.1) we get ∑ l B l e d j l Q s + D s e Q s + ∑ q B q e c j q P 1 + h 01 f e P 1 = − f ( k ), where D s is an entire function of order less than n.
