Sentence examples for be identified by mapping from inspiring English sources
Fossil invasions can be identified by mapping species ranges geographically and temporally within an evolutionary context; species that expand their geographic range during their lifetime or in relation to their ancestral species may be considered invasive (Rode and Lieberman 2004).
When the genome is available, genes can be identified by mapping ESTs to the genome sequence directly [ 8- 10].
Furthermore, we addressed the evolution of new genes that can be identified by mapping bidirectional promoters across species.
Enhancers can be identified by mapping regions enriched for acetylated lysine 27 on histone H3 (H3K27ac) via chromatin immunoprecipitation followed by high-throughput sequencing (ChIP-seq) (Creyghton et al., 2010).
The mA modified regions can be identified by mapping the sequencing reads to the reference sequence of a genome through comparison of read counts between the sample and the control.
However, the identification of (small) deletions and insertions with comparable or shorter length than the standard deviation of paired-end insert sizes requires de novo assemblies, because such SVs cannot reliably be identified by mapping approaches.
Whole-genome sequencing was performed on the Illumina HiSeq2000 using previously described protocols for bacterial library preparation and bioinformatics processing [ 14] in which SNVs in mapped nonrepetitive sites were identified by mapping to a CC30-specific reference (MRSA252 [ 21]).
They have been identified by mapping human disturbances through remote sensing.
The area over which each of these faults has caused surface faulting in the past is identified by mapping its fault traces in the vicinity of the site.
High catalytic activity areas on the substrate were identified by mapping the CNT yield against the orthogonal gradient thickness profiles of Co and Mo.
The SNPs/indels and SVs in 3,010 accessions were identified by mapping against the Nipponbare RefSeq, and the pan-genome sequence was created by integrating the Nipponbare RefSeq and non-redundant novel sequences derived from 3,010 rice assemblies.
