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The Raman technique has also been used to map the variation of stress along aramid fibres in compression in order to define the regions of localized compressive failure indicated by the formation of visible kink bands.
The aim of this study was to first map the variation explained by small segments of the bovine genome for production traits in three dairy cattle populations, and compare this variation across the populations.
The most current genome build be unambiguously adapted as the reference sequence, and that a standard be developed for the submission of all variant data that includes both a genome coordinate as well as sufficient flanking sequence to map the variation independently.
Wissler described and mapped the variation he found in each category.
Such a survey maps the variation of the geomagnetic field, which occurs due to changes in the percentage of magnetite in the rock.
The main reason for this was that compared with aerial mapping, the variation of distance and baseline was much smaller in indoor environment, reducing their influence on MDB and MSB.
Mapping the variation in Pik-HMAs at the Pikp-HMA/AVR-PikD interface suggests a 'hot-spot' centred on recognition of AVR-Pik.
A differential phase image, which maps the variation of X-ray refraction at the sample, was generated using a fringe-scanning (FS) method [ 17] as follows.
In a genome-wide analysis, Stroud et al. (2013) mapped the variation in methylation at the single nucleotide level within the Arabidopsis genome, in response to mutations in a set of 86 genes involved in the gene silencing pathway.
By mapping the variation of pI in orthologs, one can in principal identify proteins whose pI is conserved as well as those whose pI does not seem to be responsible for its function, and whose variation maybe used as markers for an organism's environment.
Summary map of the variation in the Lg wave propagation in the area around Japan derived from the inversion of the Lg/Sn ratio.
