Sentence examples for contiguous maps from inspiring English sources

We use a data assimilation approach to extend ε and GPP to temporally continuous and spatially contiguous maps of vegetation carbon uptake.

These more contiguous maps can then be used to create more contiguous sequence assemblies.

Scientists have created the largest contiguous map of the universe's dark matter the strange, invisible material that helps keep galaxies from coming apart, BBC News reports.

We conclude the discussion by analyzing a photon counting instrument designed to produce, over a mission life of 3 years, a globally contiguous map of the Martian surface, with 5 m horizontal resolution and decimeter vertical accuracy, from an altitude of 300 km.

Combining the two datasets in a single linkage analysis produced a highly contiguous map.

The joint analysis of the two pedigrees resulted in a highly contiguous map composed of 247 microsatellite markers distributed along all 26 autosomes and the X chromosome.

Nonetheless, information provided by both populations was generally complementary and ultimately allowed construction of a highly contiguous map covering approximately 84% of the species genome.

Only reads with a maximum of 4 failed color calls and quality values larger than 8 were considered for contiguous mapping.

The availability of multiple mapping populations permitted a comparison of intra-specific variability in map characteristics as well as the construction of a more contiguous map that should in principle be more representative of the species as a whole.

The 350 Gy RH lines were developed to complement the 450 Gy RH lines as the combination of RH panels of different resolution can yield a better contiguous map [ 50].

Six or seven contiguous map fragments (size range = 1.7 – 12.0 kb, approx.; total size = 36.2 kb) and 1 - 4 other non-contiguous fragments (size range = 4.0 – 14.0 kb, approx) present in the genome maps could not be located on the corresponding reference assembled genomes.