The phrase "a partial map of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a representation that does not include all elements or details of a particular subject or area.
Example: "The research provided a partial map of the genetic variations found in the population."
Alternatives: "an incomplete representation of" or "a limited overview of".
We will use Wegener's clues to draw and assemble a partial map of Pangaea.
They provide a partial map of the world.
(a) Partial map of RNAi vector construct (pOle18-MIPS-006) used for Biolistic transformation of indica rice cultivar, (b) gel picture of PCR analysis showing bands of RGA2 intron as amplified from the transgenic rice plants.
The existence of only a partial map of the whole interactome space limits the broad application of systems modeling.
Moreover, a specific question raised by many investigations on language representation and lateralization is whether it is necessary to map the entire language system including frontal and temporal regions for this answer or whether only a partial mapping of frontal or temporal regions is sufficient to reveal the predominant hemisphere for language.
Without the correct glycosylation profile from the V1 V2 loops, we can only, at best, develop a partial mapping of the envelope carbohydrate landscape to determine AIDS progression.
A fundamental problem with masked refinements is that one compares projections of a partial map with experimental projections of the entire particle.
The next time we see the name "Charles Yu" isn't until Page 91, and it's tucked away in a schematic to boot ("Partial Map of CY's Time Loop").
Other terms used for this dichotomy include allothetic versus idiothetic, and exteroceptive versus interoceptive, invoking a (partial) mapping onto sources of information that are external or internal to the body.
We study the limits of inductive sequences (Ai,ϕi) where each Ai is a direct sum of full matrix algebras over compact metric spaces and each partial map of ϕi is diagonal.
