Sentence examples for map a range from inspiring English sources

In this study, we engage the general public to identify and map a range of ecosystem services that originate in place-based, local knowledge and explore the context-dependent nature of subjective well-being.

Data from the Landsat series of satellites have been successfully applied to map a range of biophysical vegetation parameters at a 30 m spatial resolution; the Landsat 16 day revisit cycle, however, which is often extended due to cloud cover, can be a major obstacle for monitoring short term disturbances and changes in vegetation characteristics through time.

This RIL population has extensively been used to map a range of quantitative traits [ 3- 5].

The results of this study map a range of potential phosphotyrosine-dependent interactions within the FGF and Ins/IGF-1 pathways.

To map a range of views, we used a rapid appraisal design (Trotter et al., 2001; Beebe, 1995) to collate different sources of data across eight local authorities in England and Wales.

We tried to recruit participants who would give us varied accounts of acupuncture, in order to map a range of contextual components and, for this analysis, a range of pathways into acupuncture.

Generally, mathematical models are implemented with a set of parameters, which give them the flexibility of mapping a range of behaviors into a unifying mathematical framework.

The log2 intensities of microarray data differed between species, with the rice heat map ranging from 5 to 15 while the Arabidopsis heat map had a range from 5 to 13. Integrated meta-expression data were used to determine functional conservancy in terms of anatomy between rice and Arabidopsis PRX ortholog pairs.

Full military-grade autopilot allows the Raptr to be pre-programmed to fly to hundreds of points on a map within a range of 10 miles under its own control.

The improvement is particularly large for estimation of MAP for a range of combinations of basin size and rain gauge network density.

Recent studies suggest that mean annual precipitation (MAP) across a range of growth forms (i.e. trees, arborescents, and shrubs) is positively correlated with carbon changes following encroachment.