Sentence examples for evident mapping from inspiring English sources

Among all groups, age showed a larger effect than sex, based upon larger variability represented by PC1, and no evident mapping of sex effect to the other principal components.

A higher variation rate was evident by mapping the transcriptomic reads on the same genomic contigs (Table 5).

Such a trend was made further evident after mapping the rates of recombination of our 81 species in a phylogenetic tree (Fig. 2).

This is likely due to the fewer number of markers mapped in 2170 and 10117 compared to 70349, with the former maps lacking markers in one (10117) or both (2170) of the terminal chromosome ends, as is evident from map comparisons in figure  3.

Another indication that something funny is happening on the dark side of the universe is evident in maps of the cosmic background radiation left over from the Big Bang.

Differences in habitat composition and configuration were evident among maps of the watersheds for the past, present, and three alternative future scenarios (Production, Water Quality, and Biodiversity).

It is known that the patterns, which are apparently hidden at the sequence level, become evident when mapped into a structure.

Similar differences are evident if maps of the different tree plantings are compared, but are not included here for brevity, as the cumulative magnitude of landscape-level differences in C sequestration are already indicated in Figure  6.

This feature is not evident in geologic mapping, and appears only on slices deeper than 200 m.

The lost coating material is replaced by formation of phosphorus-rich material at the breakdown sites, as evident from elemental mapping of coatings.

The homogeneity of recombination rate is also evident in a mapping of the positions and frequency of recombination breakpoints along the protein sequence in an alignment, showing recombination breaks at almost every residue.