Sentence examples for most merge from inspiring English sources
Indeed, last month a trade panel found that 11 countries' imports had harmed steel makers a first step to imposing sanctions.Perhaps because of all this protection, America's steel producers have been slow to do the one thing that might help them most: merge.
Most merging companies set up a "transition structure"—a temporary but formal organization made up of dozens of committees, task forces, and teams charged with realizing the expected merger synergies.
In most (merged) context related patient groups, however, there is no proportional distribution of patients (records) over the distinct parts of the day.
Most merges were based on RNA-Seq data, usually RNA-Seq junction data.
Thus far, the rate of curation has been low enough that most merges have been unambiguous because only one branch of the git history has changed a particular study.
They would also, for the most part, merge the criteria used to diagnose disorders related to the use of alcohol, cigarettes, illicit or prescription drugs and other substances into a single 11-item list of problems typically associated with these disorders.
Consistent with our earlier findings with Aspergillosis [ 10], the most significant merge analysis variants involved one wild-derived strain vs the other 7 strains.
Most states merged their equity and law courts in the 19th century.
With its boundless mountains that drop straight into the Adriatic, Montenegro is, as Lord Byron once declared, very much the "most beautiful merging of land and sea".
He said that culture was the main reason that efficiency efforts going back decades -- most recently merging emergency services into the Fire Department -- have been what he called "a total failure".
It has long since streamlined its overseas operations, got out of low-margin microchips, expanded its software and computer-services businesses and (most recently) merged its European computer operations with Siemens.
