Sentence examples for map adapted from from inspiring English sources

Base map adapted from General Bathymetric Chart of the Oceans (GEBCO) www.gebco.net.

It is a topographic map adapted from Bennison and Moseley (2003) that contains contour patterns representing a hill, a valley, and steep and shallow slopes.

The two-dimensional sample topographic map is a topographic map adapted from Bennison and Moseley (2003) that depicts three simple topographic forms (hill, slope, and valley), which are commonly taught in introductory geoscience classrooms (e.g. Bennison & Moseley, 2003; Busch, 2011).

Red circles represent coal sample locations, and the red curved line represents area of sediment sample location (Norah head-Terrigal coastal outcrops) [Map adapted from Danis et al. (2012) and Evans (2013) data].

Injuries were recorded on a body map adapted from the Istanbul Protocol: international guidelines for the investigation and documentation of torture.

The strongest GATA signals were seen on the long arm of chromosome X, with minor sites on chromosomes 2, 4 and Y. Figure 4 shows the chromosomal distribution of all the SSRs in the heterochromatin of D. melanogaster using a map adapted from Pimpinelli et al. [ 26] which recognizes 61 cytogenetic regions by DAPI banding.

Meme maps adapted from business model maps developed by Beam Inc.

In order to evaluate the qualitative distribution of mapped sequences along bovine chromosomes, a chromosomal mapping of the 69,136 putative methylated regions was generated and plotted alongside genomic coverage data for genes and CpG islands as well as a cytoband mapping adapted from Liao et al. [ 38].

A novel road map task adapted from previous research (Money, Alexander, & Walker, 1965) involved making egocentric turn judgments regarding a path plotted on a map (i.e. turn right/left).

The SSU assembly map was adapted from [10] (Figure 1B).

MAP was adapted from the previously described procedure [22].