Sentence examples for map which suggests from inspiring English sources

Below the line, musterfritz has pointed out a German windspeed map which suggests that Kent and Sussex will bear the brunt of less severe winds on Saturday.

The belt is visible in the Ca distribution map, which suggests the pigment is bone black (Fig. 1h).

Similarly, we observe a general tendency for CLIP-domain serine proteases and serpin family serine protease inhibitors (marked "CLIP" and "SRPN" in Figure 5 respectively) to be clustered together in many areas of the map, which suggests that the experimental elucidation of enzyme-inhibitor relationships can be greatly accelerated using the map.

In the current study, the total length of the consensus map was 836.6 cM, and bridging markers covered 648.0 cM of the linkage map, which suggests that the distal regions of the linkage groups were not well covered by bridging markers.

"The British Museum had authenticated the Vinland map, which suggested the Norsemen had got to America first," he smiles, "so it seemed a good idea at the time.

The LD across linkage groups was observed only in the 'T17-349'-specific map, which suggested that it was a specific behavior of haplotype combination.

After refinement, we found no evidence in the density map, which suggested that any of the lipid positions is preferentially occupied by a lipid with a particular headgroup.

Attesting to the quality of the assembly, Illumina paired end reads were mapped to our assembly and 99.96% of them could be mapped, which suggests that our assembly contains almost all of the information in the raw reads (Supplementary Table 6).

The distinctly separate peaks of CS1 and CS3 are seen in both CIM and IM maps, which suggests that the two backcross analyses are detecting distinct QTL.

The present paper proposes an automatic procedure in GIS providing maps which suggest the more appropriate and feasible intervention type to mitigate landslide risk.

This study relied on eight recombination maps, which suggested a dynamic recombinational landscape of the honey bee genome, with a relatively low degree of conservation even at intermediate scales [ 29].