Sentence examples for map and subsequent from inspiring English sources

In this study, however, the main focus was on the relationship between petCO2 and MAP and subsequent outcomes.

> -wrap-foot> In this study, we selected a Mongolian male individual for assembly of the Mongolian reference genome, genetic variation map, and subsequent genetic analyses.

In each of these examples, the relationship between number of data points and quality of the produced isopach map and subsequent error estimates was investigated.

A novel approach including induction with mitomycin C, doxorubicin and cisplatin (MAP) and subsequent maintenance with weekly 5-FU and leucovorin (FL) were designed with an aim to reduce acute and chronic toxicity of PF.

In this map (and subsequent maps included in this article), the relative size of each circle corresponds to the keyword occurrence in our health systems library; the circles are, in turn, grouped into thematic clusters represented by a common color.

High-resolution SIMS images (typically a 150 × 150 μm field of view and 0.6 × 0.6 μm pixel size) were then acquired at ROIs specified from the MALDI map and subsequent SIMS survey.

GIS technologies were developed for the digital preparation and analysis of historical maps, and subsequent digital land use mapping.

The output data of SEG-Map would then allow constructing genetic maps and subsequent quantitative trait loci analyses directly.

Rice CSSL (Chromosome Segment Substitution Lines) populations, are valuable/natural starting points for QTL mapping and subsequent QTL cloning.

Thus, the complementary use of data derived from two internationally harmonized monitoring networks, the EMEP deposition measurement and the ICP Vegetation moss monitoring, allows for synergies enhancing the spatial validity of deposition maps and subsequent products.

The robust QTLs, digenic interactions, and QEI could be good targets for more detailed QTL studies, fine mapping, and subsequent pyramiding to develop highly tolerant varieties that could lead to the development of improved rice varieties for salt-affected areas where salt stress is a major impediment to rice production.