Sentence examples for be precisely mapped from inspiring English sources

He said that the seabed some 1,800km 1,1000 miles) from Perth, Western Australia, may not be "precisely mapped out" which could rule out many systems for recovering any parts of the Boeing 777 that may have sunk.

Finally, we demonstrated that the spatial distribution of AGC stocks can be precisely mapped at a grid cell size of 5 m using LiDAR pulse density of 5 pulses m−2, which can be used to provide key information for carbon sequestration in this type of ecosystem.

However, these assays did not allow for the prrF-encoded RNAs encoded by this region to be precisely mapped, which is necessary for understanding the regulation and function of each transcript.

Only R21/R19 sequence fusion could be precisely mapped.

R01, R02, R18 and R19 were the only sites that could be precisely mapped.

In this way each molecule can be precisely mapped so that an image can be assembled.

However, none of these QTLs has been precisely mapped as a Mendelian factor or characterized for its contribution to leaf photosynthesis.

However, the original land cover patterns in Ethiopia have not been precisely mapped, which hinder the identification of the biophysical and socio-economic factors that contributed to the current landscape patterns.

Unlike the evening show, where each nominee's whereabouts is precisely mapped out for camera operators and telecast directors, presenters at the afternoon event didn't necessarily know which winners would be on hand to accept their awards.

However, the protein domains of IKAP/hELP1 important for Elongator integrity have not been precisely mapped and other roles for IKAP/hELP1 have been proposed outside of the Elongator complex.

Interestingly, SMAR1 shows more than 99% identity with its human counterpart BANP that has been precisely mapped to the locus 16q24 [32].