Sentence examples for map referred to from inspiring English sources

The current asparagus bean map, referred to as the 'ZZ' map ('ZN016' x 'ZJ282') hereafter, includes 191 EST-derived SNP markers and 184 SSR markers (46 EST-derived, 138 derived from BAC ends or GSS sequences), covering 745 cM of the asparagus bean genome and giving an average marker distance of 1.98 cM (Figure 1, Table S2).

This map, referred to as the differential disease regulome, provides a first global statistical overview of the complex interrelationships between diseases, genes and controlling elements.

Third, we agree that the "topological template" leads to a result very similar to Eichenbaum's memory map (referred to in the manuscript) and Worden's fragment fitting ideas (Worden, 1992) which we take to be a good thing.

We made use of the large number of common markers and the high level of collinearity between the two F2 maps to construct a composite map (referred to as F2C by Plomion et al. 2015).

First we compiled lists of genes involved in inflammatory signalling (nodes) from seven of the most widely used pathway databases: Cancer CellMap, GeneGo, Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG), National Cancer Institute Pathway Interactome Database (NCI-PID), PANTHER, and Reactome, and a curated macrophage-specific signalling map (referred to here as the "macrophage map" [ 26]).

The road map refers to a 2003 outline of steps toward a peace agreement.

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice warned during a recent visit that "settlement activity has the potential to harm the negotiations" and said that "parties should adhere to their obligations under the road map," referring to a 2003 peace plan that calls for Israel to freeze settlements and for the Palestinians to dismantle terrorist networks.

"MAP" refers to the DNN based MFCC feature mapping MAP Simulated rooms Real Avg.

The contours in the bathymetry map refer to the depth in meters.

In practical work, adopted maps come from various sources with different mapping standards (Qin et al. 2000; Brewer et al. 2003; Gustavvson et al. 2006) (hereunder, the map refers to the vector map made by a GIS platform, *.mxd format).

This reverse mapping, referred to as the pre-image problem, can be challenging because it (formally) involves a nonlinear minimization.