Sentence examples for map become available from inspiring English sources
Of course, until a whole genome sequence and a densely populated genetic map become available, it is not possible to precisely define the ratio of genetic to physical distance across the genome of a species to which a GWAS is being conducted.
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This means that imputation error rates could be even lower if a more accurate map became available.
Given that simple sequence repeat (SSR) markers are technically easy and less expensive to use, SSR markers were screened for subspecies differentiation when the rice microsatellite framework map became available (Chen et al., 1997).
Designing new overgo probes from mapped sequence-tagged sites can be done recursively as more densely populated genetic maps become available.
But not until recently have high-resolution maps become available, making it possible to interpret and apply poverty maps in creative new ways to better understand poverty and improve policy making on behalf of the poor.
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Such high-resolution TEC maps become available not only over Japan and US, but also in other places, e.g., over South America (Takahashi et al. 2014) and Europe (Otsuka et al. 2013).
Our module detection method takes the eQTL mapping results as the input and can be used with any eQTL mapping method; therefore it provides the flexibility to reanalyze the eQTL network when new algorithms for eQTL mapping become available.
The approach will gain even higher power and more accurate predictions as denser genetic maps become available.
Until such maps become available, the extent of LD as expressed by r2 can provide an interim guide for number and spacing of the SNPs over the genome.
