Sentence examples for applications of the map from inspiring English sources
We can divide the various applications of the map metaphor into two basic categories.
Depending on the downstream applications of the mapped data, the quality of individual tags may need to be assessed before inclusion in the mapping dataset.
We discuss the applications of this map for the future of malaria control in the Sudan and compare the descriptions of malaria risk today with historical GMEP definitions 50 years earlier.
Participants also expressed that 10 mm was a high threshold in terms of useful application of the map.
One application of the map could be to determine the likely affect of targeting specific genes in the map, and to understand the effect that different drugs (that target nodes in the map) have on the rest of the network.
It can also be argued that map distance estimates are less important than marker order, as map distances do vary between different genetic linkage maps by several centimorgans [ 37], and that the marker order is the most critical feature for further application of the map, for example, for map-based cloning.
The mapping is bijective, so reverse application of the mapping to a mapped nucleotide, returns the original nucleotide.
Trailing Google Maps, Mapquest is courting developers by rebuilding its Developer Network and introducing two products to make developing applications off of the map platform easier.
Authors' response: There is a logical order of applications for the mapping approach.
To avoid small time steps introduced by the transformation optics approach, an additional application of the mapping of the material matrix to a dispersive material model is employed.
For example, the valuation approach has been taken to determine the utility values of the health outcomes or states defined by the EQ-5D-3L questionnaire [ 2], and the availability of the EQ-5D-3L utility values in turn has stimulated the application of the mapping approach to many HRQoL instruments whose utility values are unknown [ 3].
