However, this spatial resolution is too coarse for estimating ET from individual agricultural fields or for defining variations in ET due to land cover changes.
Further, on the post-activity assessment questions, many students were able to define variation and demonstrate justifications typical of the level 4 developmental hierarchy.
Re-sequencing of the 1.64Mb genome to 200-500X coverallowedowed us to define variation in 23 contingency loci to an unprecedented depth both before and after in vivo adaptation.
Currently, microsatellite markers have been the most widely used for inferring population structure that ultimately defines variation at the infraspecific level.
XIC is usually constructed by selecting all signals that have an m/ z value matched to the m/ z value of an ion of interest, with a user defined variation window.
After removal of genomic recombination sites, 1,826 variable genomic sites defined variation in the El Tor global phylogeny, and PSC-1 and PSC-2 had only 12 and 22 distinguishing SNPs from their third-wave ancestors, respectively.
To define variations in cell-cycle requirements between cultured cell lines, we generated knockouts across cell lines of diverse origins.
The technique, called statistical stylometry, differentiates between highly successful literature and less prosperous literary works by using vast amounts of data to define variations in literary style between one writer or genre and another.
In this paper three phases of regolith stripping are investigated using a process-based model, to define variations in both the triggering storms as well as the failure mechanisms under these altered hydrological and geotechnical conditions.
Algorithms and data structures are developed for a microstructure generation tool called FiberGen that enables realistic microstructures to be constructed based on targeted fiber radius, orientation, and overall porosity, with user defined variations about these values.
