Sentence examples for build a comprehensive map from inspiring English sources

An initiative by the Obama administration this year called the Brain Activity Map project, a decade-long research project, aims to build a comprehensive map of the brain.

Google is slowly filling in the blanks in its quest to build a comprehensive map of North Korea – one of the world's most secretive states – with the addition of new details, including one of the country's notorious gulags.

The Obama administration is planning a decade-long scientific effort to examine the workings of the human brain and build a comprehensive map of its activity, seeking to do for the brain what the Human Genome Project did for genetics.

That new emphasis may explain some confusion over the project's real scope; The New York Times, for example, suggested that scientists intend to build a "comprehensive map" of the human brain's activity within a decade.

For this reason, in order to build a comprehensive map of the processes ongoing in RA, we chose to construct a molecular map based on the results of high-throughput analyses.

The remaining 51 markers were integrated at their best possible locations to build a comprehensive map.

"That should make it possible to build a comprehensive road map for cancer".

As part of its commitment to build a comprehensive and accurate map of Canada's north, Google visited my home, Cambridge Bay, last August and published imagery of the trip that fall.

Using these information and further data available from the Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) 'http://www.genome.jp/kegg/', we build a comprehensive cell-level interaction map.

In the work presented here, we set out to build a comprehensive and well-annotated molecular interaction map to aid future studies involving gastrin or CCK.

The methodology presented to create the evidence map is replicable and helps readers understand the steps required to build a comprehensive database.