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To recover more merged reads, we provide the possibility to set ω to the computed overlap size after the merging step, instead of using a predefined fixed value.
Our tests show that PEAR can produce 4% more merged sequences using MAP at the cost of a slight (∼0.1%) increase in FPRs.
When we use MAP to evaluate the merged reads, PEAR produces more merged reads with an FPR that is analogous to the FPR generated by PEAR with the statistical test.
When comparing the {111}B-type facet in stages I and II, several islands having the shape of one or more merged triangles can be seen in stage II, which was not observed in stage I.
And that is more likely to happen if Europe's companies find it easier to merge across borders.In this section Mbeki's South Africa Less mania, more merging Daft about drugs Yin and yang Menem's final days I spy... Reprints Related items European mergers: The politicians’ sticky fingersMay 27th 1999 May 27th 1999Out of the wayThe barriers to such consolidation are legion.
Larger values of these parameters result in more merging of nodes and hence a more parsimonious model.
Moreover, non-responders (that is, those who failed their initial treatment and were placed on open label drug) have more close connections (that is, more merge, split, continue events are found) than responders (that is, those who had had a satisfactory response and therefore remained on their blinded drug(s).
In "Charge More, Merge Less, Fly Better" (Op-Ed, April 21), Robert Crandall describes airline service as "unacceptable" and cites deregulation as a significant cause.
We observe that when ART postpones regular streams, it forces ERMT to make more merges, which, in turn, increases system utilization.
K L divergences are recalculated for the new cluster, and the merging step is repeated until no more merges are possible without compromising unimodality.
As the years have gone by, both Hustlers and Heads seem more and more important, merging the staged and the natural, the cinematic and the intimate.
