Sentence examples for indicative map from inspiring English sources

During this selection, considerations should be given to already existing concepts such as the agro-climatic zones for plant protection products [19], the European biogeographical regions mentioned in Directive 92/43/EEC [8] and the indicative map of European biogeographical regions developed for assistance to the Natura 2000 process [59].

Stepwise inclusion of higher-resolution data during model refinement resulted in numerous peaks in the Fo – Fc map indicative of structural heterogeneity.

Applying our experimental model of BSC, we were interested to test the understanding of interdependence relations between the different Perspectives to confirm the assumptions on which construction of Strategic Map, indicative of the strategy is based [ 14, 15].

Sohal et al. (2010) described that SNPs in IS 1311 could be indicative of the MAP-S type being an evolutionary intermediate between M. avium and MAP-C type, but SNPs in the hsp65 gene (Turenne et al. 2006) indicate that MAP-C is the intermediate.

4. CEGMA, number of 458 core genes mapped: indicative of how many genes might be present in assembly (higher = better).

A simple cyst (or the necrotic/cystic component of a breast cancer) is usually characterized by hypointensity on the high b-value DW-MR images and a bright colour on ADC maps, indicative of apparently free diffusion of water molecules (Fig. 12).

Lineaments in the gravity map are indicative of contacts, basement faulting, and other tectonic features of interest.

The green and red maps represent a >2-fold repression and activation respectively, while the grey map is indicative of no change in activity.

Maps presenting indicative results on under/over estimation of ETo by both temperature methods may be useful for their more accurate application over different Mediterranean climates.

The bottom part of the maps is indicative of the sample regions which are basically unaffected by the laser treatment and which show a grain structure with grain sizes ranging from 2 to 20 µm.

Nonetheless, a comparison of in vitro and in vivo data revealed that specific regions exhibited significantly different SHAPE-MaP profiles indicative of structural rearrangements, including rearrangement consistent with binding of the zipcode protein in a region distal to the stop codon.