Minor species or species groups were iteratively merged until sufficiently large groups remained.
As an additional verification, the DMOS and confidence interval values (in this case after normalization, screening, and re-scaling) were calculated for each content and distortion type and compared between the two labs, confirming that the data from the two labs were sufficiently similar to be merged.
However, it has not to date been clear whether these artificial transcriptional regulatory reagents are sufficiently robust to be merged into more complex regulatory cascades, particularly under the conditions of transient transfection generally preferred for rapid experimentation.
When the cut-off distance is sufficiently small, no biclusters are merged and FIB is 1.0.
If the differences are sufficiently small, these groups can be merged to achieve greater power.
The localization of CCDs may not have been sufficiently accurate, and we should have merged activities in neighboring locations.
On the other hand, when the cut-off distance is sufficiently large, most of the biclusters may be merged together, and FIB will converge to 0.0.
We employ a single linkage algorithm: initially each sequence is put in a singleton cluster, and then pairs of sequences are compared; if they have a sufficiently large overlap (or a sufficiently large approximate overlap), the clusters to which they belong are merged.
The parameter k was initially set to a sufficiently large number (k = 100) and clusters were merged if similar.
The differences in the base statistics in the forward and reverse gene encodings are sufficiently negligible (or disjoint) that their counts can simply be merged in the modeling (data not shown).
The resulting data sets should then have sufficiently high correlation for the static structures and could be merged to generate larger mapping of the microcirculation.
