Sentence examples for associate map from inspiring English sources

Recent evidences originating from the previous studies from our group associate MAP infection to the T1DM through PCR and ELISA based qualitative detection [5], [6].

If an n-gram is not part of the genome then we replace that entry with a zero i.e., 0. After filling the matrix entries, we determine the column sum against each genome; identify the highest column sum and associate (map) the entire set of n-grams to that particular genome.

The aims of these projects are associate maps or pictures to information obtained through queries implemented on Web-GIS.

Newly available data include the new generation 'NAM' (Nested Associate Mapping) maps from the Maize Diversity-Based Genomics project (22).

Several genetic maps have been constructed for Brassica species, yet to date, there has been no simple means to compare this information or to associate mapped traits with the genome sequence of the related model plant, Arabidopsis.

Database curation efforts to associate mapping records (animal genotypes and RH vectors) with primer pairs may be more worthwhile than attempts to resolve all possible names for a given marker.

Then the image Reader Tier is invoked to compute and locate associated map tiles from indexed imagery database according to the requests from the application.

In Section 4, we look at explicit formulas for the cases of system (1) for which the associated map T ( x, y ) is bounded.

The mapping data are presented in Table S2 (Additional File 1) and associated map statistics are shown in Table 1.

Our data suggest that PRO11 and SmMOB3 act together in a pathway controlling cell fusion and sexual differentiation that may also contain other proteins of the mammalian STRIPAK complex and associated MAP kinase signaling pathways.

The importance of PKCδ and associated MAP kinases during U937 and TUR cell differentiation and adherence has been demonstrated and suggested a functional relationship between these kinase systems and integrin-mediated attachment [ 22].