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In Case 2, the first two coherent groups identified by traditional method are merged into one new coherent group {G1, G2, …, G13}, and the last three coherent groups {G14}, {G15} and {G16} are merged into one new coherent group {G14, G15, G16}.

Based on the result described by Fig. 9 and Table 8, clustering by this method is almost agree with Ward's method, with some exceptions, like, this method merges South Africa but Wards split it out as one cluster, cluster 3 and 9 elements of this method are merged into cluster 3 by Ward's method.

The three associated hit lists returned by a given search method are merged and again sorted by each entry's E-value.

The lists of proteins detected by each method were merged into the final set of 250 proteins with cyclic abundance levels.

Then, data from the three replicates of each method were merged in order to explore the overlap among the whole DT, FASP and ISD proteomes.

Next, outputs of supervised gene prediction based on sequence similarity to reference organisms (extrinsic method) and ab initio gene prediction relying on intrinsic features of the DNA sequence (intrinsic method) were merged and reconciled with other gene models.

The union of two systems, x and y, U x, y) is the set of regions that contains all regions identified by x and all regions identified by y, where overlapping regions between the two methods are merged together to form new merged regions.

These methods are merged and then reduced to 128-dimensional.

These methods are merged into the strategy for process flow sheet optimization with a large number of uncertain parameters,which is illustrated with bioethanol case study.

This scheme was proposed by Kim and Park (2004) and claimed to have superior performance when GEO-based methods are merged with regularized t-test.

When the probability level of successful evacuation is low with two narrow exits, the better method is merging two exits into be one exit around the center of the wall, which is also consistent with that determined by minimizing the maximum travel distance.