Sentence examples for integration of mapping from inspiring English sources

The presence of relatively few co-infections has clear consequences for the concept of integration of mapping, planning of drug delivery, and M&E of integrated control programs for these two NTDs.

A second approach for identification of candidates was based on the integration of mapping position and RNA-Seq data previously obtained in a comparative transcriptome analysis of resistant and susceptible rice cvs., Selenio and Dorella respectively, in response to F. fujikuroi (Matic et al. 2016).

In the future, further considerations should include integration of mapping analysis tools with genomic annotation and sequence data.

The integration of mapping ontologies with latent semantic analysis is critical in capturing domain specific direct and indirect "crisp" associations, and making assertions about entities (such as disease X is associated with a set of factors Z).

Integration of mapping data from individual maps into one consensus map has been reported in forage [ 40] and cereal species [ 41- 43], including pearl millet [ 3], and aims to determine the relative positions of transferable markers in order to compare candidate gene and QTL locations across a broad range of genetic backgrounds.

Integration of mapping data from individual maps into one consensus map has been reported in other forage [ 28] and cereal species [ 29- 31] and aims at determining the relative positions of transferable markers in order to compare candidate gene and QTL locations across a broad variety of genetic backgrounds.

In addition to determining the fuel consumption, the model of the diesel engine is also prepared for the integration of maps representing the exhaust gas mass flow and the exhaust gas temperature respectively.

The map of Vezzulli et al. [ 49] was based on 1,134 markers with an average spacing of 1.3 cM, but it resulted from the integration of maps from three different populations.

Further, based on the common loci present between the current map and the previously published chickpea intraspecific map, integration of maps was performed which revealed improvement of marker density and saturation of the region in the vicinity of sfl (double-podding) gene thereby bringing about an advancement of the current map.

A distinguishing feature of this map was that it was constructed based on a single reference population (not on integration of maps from different populations), utilizing actual segregation data of each of the genomic and genic markers listed in Table  1.

With the integration of linkage mapping and comparative mapping, 25 candidate genes were mapped based on previous studies, including rice genes that affect the flowering time and plant height (Additional file 21).