Sentence examples for map to merely from inspiring English sources
It should be noted that one 'node' in KEGG pathway does not necessarily map to merely one gene product, for example, the node ERK in the human TGF-β signaling pathway contains two homologs, MAPK1 and MAPK3.
Or had she forgotten I existed and was only now looking me up a lifetime later, thanks to the map, merely to satisfy a casual curiosity about "whatever happened to that bi guy I knew"?
Note, the map contours are not meant to be predictive, and estimated levels from a smoothed map were not included in our analyses and thus the map generated is meant to merely serve as a visual guide.
Mr. Codey insisted he was merely trying to redraw the state map to maximize the political advantage for Democrats, the traditional party of minorities.
In the absence of replicates it is difficult to determine whether such tags are actual artifacts and hence we recommend users to merely flag such reads and their mapping positions.
This algorithm is specially designed to merely skeletonize the boxes.
Further, if participants' answers to the open-ended questions (Table 2) are to be trusted, they perceive that something like an invisible extension of the finger is causing a touch on the rubber hand in the elevated touch condition, suggesting that this illusion has a very strong element of causal inference rather than merely touch mapped to near-personal space.
Yet in retrospect I see that by making the transition from merely looking at maps to inventing them, I had crossed a crucial threshold.
To a chef like Mr. Pemoulie, the map is merely a point of departure, an invitation to cross borders and jump oceans without leaving the kitchen.
Solution NMR techniques are frequently employed in probing protein protein interactions due to the sensitivity of NMR chemical shift to the surrounding environment which allows the binding surface of a protein to be mapped, merely by titrating in its binding partner and tracking the changes in the position and/or intensity of the NMR signals.
