Sentence examples for distinctly mapped from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, different qualities of painful stimuli (such as heat and pinprick) are more distinctly mapped topographically to different regions of SII and the insular cortex than in SI.

The proportion of reads distinctly mapped to CGIs in the SCNT and control placentas was only 1.64% and 2.42%, respectively (Additional file 3).

Fascinatingly, Butler did not set out to create a map of the world, although something distinctly map-like indeed materialized as a result of his work.

Unlike the age in which Africa was patchily mapped through a distinctly colonialist lens, one could argue that today, we all finally know what the continent − and indeed the world − actually looks like.

In particular, the two types of mappers performed distinctly in SINEs, in which the wild-card type mappers falsely mapped reads, whereas the three-letter type mappers failed to map reads.

If the comparisons are mapped based on a single comparison test of statistical significance, then eighty-seven different comparisons are implied but not distinctly stated by the map itself.

We then compared the length-based subclusters to the coordinate-based subclusters in order to explore the possibility that the length-based subclusters represent alternate transcript variants that are being detected by clones that map to distinctly different sections of the underlying gene.

Periodic α-helix conservation is also maintained in many PSMR subclass consensus maps but distinctly varies from TM strand to TM strand, where the least TM conservation is observed in the last strand (TM4).

An important part of the model is the process of lateral inhibition that suppresses noise giving rise to a saliency map that has distinctly salient regions.

Our map data reveal a distinctly nonrandom distribution of markers that exhibit major allele frequency differences between cricket species and/or show significantly reduced introgression across the hybrid zone.

Clustering using self-organizing map (SOM) of 1015 genes distinctly clustered normal cervical samples together and away from invasive cancer samples.