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This study investigated the potential for using a semi-automated method that was based on geomorphological analysis to map and differentiate between the two paludification types at the landscape scale within the Canadian Clay Belt region.
We have produced nucleotide-resolution transcriptome maps that identify and differentiate sites of transcription initiation from sites of stable RNA processing and mRNA cleavage.
Previously an iOS-only offering, the app provides maps for Europe and differentiates itself from Google Maps with full support for offline usage.
Direct Connect also builds on Google's dominance in search — something it should exploit in other areas such as email and maps to differentiate its social network.
We measure application turnaround, while differentiating between map and reduce stages in order to pinpoint potential bottlenecks and areas that would benefit most from improvement.
We measure application turnaround, while differentiating between map and reduce stages to pinpoint potential bottlenecks and areas that would benefit most from improvement.
Generally, poor predictions seemed to be mainly due to low sample size, high variability of ancillary predictors and the inability of the geomorphology map to differentiate the strata in detail.
Resulting ePGDBs provide interactive metabolic maps, predict emergent metabolic pathways associated with biosynthesis and energy production and differentiate between genomic potential and phenotypic expression across defined environmental gradients.
We used this map to differentiate homoeologues based on their efficiency in amplifying F. vesca-derived markers and to discover genomic rearrangements among the diploid sub-genomes (homoeologues).
The location map could differentiate the transition zone (TZ and PZZ.
Both inversions differentiating the 3DS physical map and the Os1 sequence have been detected in the comparison of the Ae. tauschii genetic map and rice and sorghum genome sequences and their origins were assigned to the Triticeae lineage [ 11], in agreement with inferences reported here.
