From the seismic interpretation, the graben in the basin is associated with low heat flow and very low negative Bouguer gravity anomalies while the closely packed contours of the heat flow and gravity maps are attributed to the presence of faults and undulating folds.
In addition, land-cover classes that changed to urban areas in the classification maps were attributed as settlement.
From this standpoint, the disruptive influence of hippocampal lesions on cognitive maps is attributed to an inability to form stimulus configurations, deemed essential if one location is to be distinguished from another.
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More specifically, the differences observed with DArT consensus genetic map could be attributed to the fact that the consensus map is based on the data from about 100 bi-parental populations, which may have different structural and recombination frequency variations.
Similarly, the differences with CS-RH map could be attributed to differences on D-genome as a result of 10,000 years of evolution.
The poor performance of the maps can be attributed to two main factors: (1) the poor spatial resolution of the biome maps, and (2) their poor delimitation of SDTF.
Some discrepancy in total biomass values between the different maps can be attributed to the differences in allometric models applied to the field dataset used to develop the maps.
The changes in the contour maps may be attributed to the influence of the electric hydraulic anisotropies, also variations in lithology, grain size, pore shape and pore channels.
In the category of organismal systems, all 19 mapped genes were attributed to the plant immune system classification.
