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This connectivity map highlights that genes in the ovary transcriptional network fall into distinct network modules, where genes within a given module are more interconnected with each other (blocks along the diagonal of the matrix) than with genes in other modules.

Nevertheless, a heat map highlights that the two US-1 strains are both most closely related to HERB-1 and the most distinct among modern strains.

The map highlights that some countries geographically distant from Henan share agro-ecological conditions: several China provinces, Java province, Bangladesh and some eastern India provinces, and Egypt in Africa.

Results, displayed as probability maps, highlight that a high probability of tree elements occurrence is not always coupled with a high probability of habitat provision.

The maps highlight that above 50° latitude the damage potential of mould growth will increase, particularly in the last few years of this century.

O'Hara's (1997) comparison of phylogenetic trees to map reading highlights that students need to be taught how to read and make sense of the representations.

Best of all, perhaps, the Made in NY Digital Map highlights tech companies that are currently hiring — at last count, 432 companies are looking to fill more than 1,000 jobs.

This study highlights that seabed habitat mapping when explicitly integrated with fine-scale bio-physical surveys can provide substantial insight into the spatial distribution and ecological function of benthic assemblages, and provides an essential ecological and spatial framework to predict the future structure of these populations and assemblages in response to natural and anthropogenic change.

This connectivity map highlights the fact that differentially expressed genes fall into distinct network modules, where genes within a given module are more interconnected with each other (blocks along the diagonal of the matrix) than with genes in other modules.

This map highlights the fact that the wealthiest census blocks are located in the very central and peripheral parts of the study area, while the most deprived blocks are in the central-eastern and southern parts of the metropolitan area.

The slope-angle map (Fig. 2) highlights that the seafloor lineament of segment C is almost continuous to segment B, i.e., the 1946 Nankai earthquake rupture area, completely passing through the stable segment-boundary off Cape Shiono, Kii Peninsula.