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The propagation map is potentially simple enough for an analog hardware approach.

Although the ground shaking maps reported in "Ground shaking maps" section (Figs. 4, 5) are more precise, which is useful for any field of engineering design and construction, this type of PGA map is potentially difficult for the untrained person to understand, in particular for informing the general public.

Although the habitat map is potentially useful for SDL habitat analyses, the analyses reported here focus on LPCH.

When the rate of LD decay is rapid, LD mapping is potentially very precise.

Another reason modern maps are potentially misleading is that the potential habitats for wild rice have been removed through human action over the past few thousand years, especially through the reclamation of wetlands for agriculture.

The combination of chemical indicators of SWI and risk assessment maps are potentially useful tools for identifying areas vulnerable to SWI, and these tools can be used to improve decision-making related to monitoring and community development for coastal areas, thereby increasing resilience.

Modern distribution maps are potentially misleading for a couple of important reasons: first and foremost, there has been climatic change such that areas of suitable tropical and subtropical climate with suitable wetland areas will have shifted dramatically over the past 20,000 years.

Concept maps are potentially useful, because in constructing their maps students must link new ideas and information to what they already know; therefore, faculty members literally have a picture depicting students' understanding of key processes and players and how this may develop over time.

Song et al. injected the methylene blue and detected its accumulation in the SLN of rats using noninvasive PAI demonstrating that the SLN with 20 mm depth in 3D mapping and 31 mm depth in 2D mapping were potentially recognized [ 17].

The body surface potential map (BSPM) is potentially more accurate for diagnosing cardiac pathologies when compared to the standard 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG).

The methodology described here allows for an efficient and simple analysis of chromosomal contact-maps, and is potentially of great convenience to any team interested to use similar approach.