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Thus, following the development of diploid linkage maps for the genus, a linkage map developed from a tetraploid F2 rose progeny was reported by Rajapakse et al. The progeny studied was derived from a cross between an amphidiploid rose selection 86-7 and a tetraploid cultivar Basye's Blueberry (86-7×BB).

This weighting applies the result of a modified flow regime map developed from the flow visualizations.

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Treatment generally proceeds from proximal to distal and largest to smallest vein, based on a reflux map developed from physical examination, Doppler, and duplex ultrasound.

Comparison with data in the literature shows that a general flow map developed from adiabatic two-phase flow tests can provide guidance for prediction of flow regimes in heated tubes.

Concurrent river flow gaugings (in January 2015) and a piezometric map, developed from measured depths to groundwater in 110 bores (in October 2014), suggest groundwater discharges to the Rangitikei River in the upper parts of the study area, while there is groundwater recharge near the coast.

Several methodological choices regarding spatial scale, mostly related to spatial resolution or grain, can profoundly influence forest maps developed from plot and imagery data.

In view of the above consideration, it is also pointed out that wear maps, developed from laboratory test results, have to be critically used for the design of tribological systems.

A combination of modelled groundwater behaviour under various land uses with three-dimensional salt-load maps developed from airborne electromagnetic survey (AEM) provides a practical tool to assess potential salt movement.

Nearest-neighbor imputation maps, maps developed from multivariate imputation of field plots, have high potential for use as the initial condition within FLMs, but the tendency for field plots to be imputed over large geographical distances can result in species being mapped outside of their home ranges, which is problematic.

Susceptibility maps developed from the models provide information regarding the spatial variation of ignition susceptibility, which can be used in regional wildfire risk management.