Sentence examples for map the geographical from inspiring English sources

Recorded geographic origin and ethnicity of the mutations carriers allow to map the geographical distribution of specific variations and the identification of population-specific founder mutations.

This information is eventually used to map the geographical extent of this major marine biological zone in the archipelago, yielding an area estimate of 894.7 km2.

These coordinates were used to map the geographical position of the accessions using Google maps (maps.google.com) (Table 4).

These findings suggest the need to map the geographical distribution of EmOC services in resource limited countries and draw attention to underserved areas.

In the present study, we used the local G-statistic to measure the degree of spatial clustering and to map the geographical patterns of areal units.

The primary aim of this study was to map the geographical variations in the practice of FGM/C in Kenya, and the existing support for the continuation of the practice within the country.

Another new book on maps, "The Geographical Imagination in America, 1880-1950" (Chicago; $40), by Susan Schulten, steps up to the challenge of producing a full-length work about the political economy of mapmaking.

Gayawan and Turra (2015) mapped the geographical variations in risk factors of child mortality in Nigeria.

Dr Tim Anderson, from Texas Biomed who led this study, says that while mapping the geographical spread of resistance can be challenging it may be hugely beneficial.

I'm interested in online porn consumption in order to understand what we're viewing, how we access online porn, and mapping the geographical and temporal trends and patterns in porn consumption.

Scientists and public health officials have observed and mapped the geographical incidence of infectious diseases in relation to weather and climate for hundreds of years, and formally for at least a half century (Reisen, 2010).