Sentence examples for grained map from inspiring English sources

Applying methods from the present work could be useful to establish a finer grained map of the representations used in complex memory and decision processes.

And while they note there have been prior attempts to do "dependency-tracking", they claim theirs is a more "fine grained" mapping of these relationships, whereas they say other methods have focused on comparing lexical relationships via HTML tags and have thus failed to capture "more subtle dependencies".

Then, in each syntenic block we applied Shuffle-LAGAN a second time to obtain a more fine-grained map of small-scale rearrangements such as inversions.

As it turned out, the critical evidence came not from this study of commercially piped river water but from a fine-grained map showing the roles of different wells.

The results from the Wilkinson probe have not yet shown convincing evidence for non-Gaussianity in the CMB, but this year the European Space Agency plans to launch a spacecraft called Planck that will deliver a more fine-grained map of the temperature fluctuations.

This fine-grained map is thought to allow the localization of a stimulus in the visual field.

The new maps show that people in rural areas tend to clump together in dense pockets more than was suggested by less fine-grained maps, he says.

We find that analyzing 10-fold fewer (50) homozygous recombinant pools provides fine-grained mapping information.

We recently demonstrated that human SI contains fine-grained maps reflecting nociceptive-selective input to individual digits [ 4].

We adopted a novel fiber tracking and mapping methodology (Harsan et al., 2013), which provided fine-grained maps of the living mouse brain structural connectivity (Fig. 2A,B, hrFM).

This possibility is supported by the high alignment of the fine-grained maps of tactile and nociceptive input to individual digits in the SI [ 4].