Sentence examples for labels and maps from inspiring English sources

The colorful new Atlas, chockful of photographs, labels and maps, doesn't exactly inspire browsing its information load is too concentrated but it is authoritative without a lick of pomposity.

The user may correct tip labels and map OTUs to a taxonomy with the help of taxonomic name resolution services (the 'taxomachine' web services, described at https://github.com/OpenTreeOfLife/taxomachine ).

These novel CB1 allosteric modulators, possessing photoactivatable functionalities, provide valuable tools for future photo-affinity labeling and mapping the CB1 allosteric binding site(s).

Labeling and mapping European and African chromosomes separately in our patients might help to overcome this difficulty and make full use of the enhanced resolution [16] of African-derived chromosomes for finemapping.

Prediction losses are incorporated into the learning process as to minimize training loss on both the labeled source and mapped labeled target instances for a prediction model trained on the source data.

We summarize the clusters of ToBI labels and their mapping relationships with prosodic categories for detection in Table3.

can be customized extensively, comparison genome sets can be prepared much more easily, subsets of genes can be labeled, and multiple maps can be generated automatically for a set of sequences.

It is worth mentioning that available evidence for the role of htgA included cloning of the htgA gene, RNA isolation and Northern (RNA) blots, protein labeling, and promoter mapping experiments [ 14].

The results include global Cartesian (x, y) coordinates, enumeration of all cells labeled in the section, and maps of all cell populations identified.

The plug-ins made it possible to evaluate clustering and co-localization patterns detected by immunogold labeling, and to identify and map significant labeling of cellular compartments.

If you have time, you can even draw and label a map, and share it with your teammates.