The phrase "a degree of map" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a certain level or extent related to a map, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project requires a degree of map accuracy to ensure reliable results."
Alternatives: "a level of mapping" or "a measure of the map".
Results: Of the doses received, 35% were associated with ≥25% reduction in MAP, a degree of MAP reduction previously associated with hypertension treatment complications.
Following this procedure a degree of map inflation still remained compared with those published previously for BnaSNDH [ 7, 16] and BnaDYDH [ 19, 25], which is often encountered when large numbers of markers are employed due to the cumulative effect of the low background error rate.
However, the degree of linkage disequilibrium across the entire intron 1 of FTO has prevented a single potentially functional SNP from being identified, although trans-ethnic comparison has permitted a degree of fine mapping of the region [ 11].
Among the numerous MRI techniques available, some enable renal blood flow quantification and, importantly, some enable a degree of parametric mapping of intraorgan blood flow distribution or tissue oxygenation.
There are a few areas of asymmetry where a higher degree of mapping to either the transcriptome or to the genome was observed, most noticeably in the gene-rich autosomal telomeres and in several regions of the X chromosome.
When aligning networks from species that are very distant in evolutionary terms, the proteins may not display enough sequence similarity to achieve a reasonable degree of mapping.
A combination of binning and more stringent program settings reduced the degree of map expansion to a negligible level (2.8 ± 2.3%), but had the side effect of breaking up linkage groups (Table 2).
Logistically, the AIL seems to have delivered about the same degree of map resolution with far less resources.
Both the indicator of locus order consistency and the degree of map expansion were closely associated with the fraction of DArT loci in the component datasets.
This approach almost eliminated the problem of non-incorporated markers and reduced the degree of map expansion to some extent (Table 2).
The degree of map inflation caused by microsatellites was reduced, but still noticeable, when microsatellites and SNPs were combined via the conventional build method.
