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Leveraging all this data to yield a more complete picture of the individuals involved requires the collective use of data from all four domains.

Finally, the fused results and several metrics for evaluation of fused images subjectively and objectively illustrate that the proposed color image fusion algorithm can yield a more complete mental representation of the perceived scene, resulting in better situational awareness.

Integrating multiple genetic variations with respective weight, which results in polygenic scores as used in many diseases (Dudbridge, 2013), could be applied in microbiome research to explain the underlying genetic architecture for a single taxon or the overall diversity and would yield a more complete overview of host-microbe cross-talk.

There is another way to tease apart the bewildering complexity of biological systems taking part in the evolutionary process and a way to see how those systems interact, fitting together to yield a more complete, yet easily grasped, understanding of how the evolutionary process actually works to produce the diversity of life through time.

It is our opinion that the malignant potential of these lesions with hybrid patterns (spitzoid/dysplastic) has yet to be determined, and although we favor these lesions to be benign, longer follow-up may yield a more complete understanding of their biologic potential.

Developing this knowledge base, and increasing the emphasis on direct comparisons between mouse and human, will yield a more complete and focused picture of pancreas development, and thereby inform β-cell-directed differentiation from human embryonic stem or induced pluripotent stem cells (hESC, iPSC).

Thus, combining the methods yielded a more complete picture of the collembolan community of a site than either method alone.

The authors mitigate reporting by probing each patient with these symptoms; this yields a more complete analysis although does impart a small time burden during the consultation.

In predicting a larger set of interactions, this analysis yielded a more complete picture of chitin compensating functions than previous analyses with these data that included physical interactions.

The VND7 promoter yielded a more complete complementation of the irx phenotype than the VND6 promoter.

Thus, the Erasmus Ladder yields a more complete and quantitative analysis of locomotion than other systems currently available.