Sentence examples for previously merged from inspiring English sources
Thus, we can start the merging process with just two nodes and continue to do further merging by adding one node (or a few) at a time without change in previously merged bins.
The SNP-based markers were also helpful in merging the adjacent metacontigs not previously merged because of repetitive or low-quality links between them.
The Rk has to be previously merged if overlapped, so CM(Ci,Aj) = CM(Ci,Rk), if CM(Ci,Rk) ≠ 0. In Figure 2, we take four typical cytosines for instances.
You can only merge cells that have previously been merged together.
He has previously proposed merging his bank with Carver, and also sued to try to stop Carver from issuing a block of shares to Wall Street firms with close ties to Ms. Wright, a suit he vows to continue should he lose the election.
In her role as the founding director of Sandyford sexual health services in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, from 2001 until 2010, she merged previously separate genitourinary medicine and reproductive health services with counselling support and an inhouse public library, to provide care across 20 sites for a population of one million.
We utilized TCGA Level 3 data, which were previously normalized and merged into gene- or miRNA-level expression values by TCGA, for consequent analysis in this study.
To check whether newly identified 5-mer motifs significantly enriched in our gene sets are guard cell- or leaf-specific, we merged previously published ABA-regulated gene sets in Arabidopsis from [ 18- 27] and compared the enrichment of these motifs.
It is only when two previously distinct phonemes are merged or a unitary phoneme splits into two (typically when allophonic variation becomes phonemic) that sound change must definitely be considered as phonological.
However, the TFR technique does not allow the separation of spectral lobes that have not been resolved previously (i.e., merged lobes will not be split), which may worsen its performance in lower frequencies.
To get a more general view of the categories and the classification of the terms, all previously mentioned classifications are merged into a comprehensive multidimensional view (see Figure 6).
