Sentence examples for mapped and characterized from inspiring English sources

The project mapped and characterized 5,000 km of corridors, 744 encampments, and 1,010 water points in eastern Senegal.

The project so far has mapped and characterized around 500 encampments and 600 water points located along 3,000 km of transhumance corridors within the study area (Figure 2). Figure 2 Location of the sampled communautés rurales in relationship to mapped corridors within the study area.

Breakpoints from IL6tgAID+/+ and IL6tgAID+/− translocations were mapped and characterized by cloning and sequencing (Figure 3d and Table 1).

As soon as the binding sites on β2GPI for other APS-related receptors are mapped and characterized in detail, they can be targeted by dimeric inhibitors.

Tissues were also collected from 65 clones in Boulder, Colorado, that had been mapped and characterized to ploidy level by Keeler [9] in plots 28, 52, 61, and 102 established by Jane and Carl Bock in the City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks.

Intron positions were mapped and characterized for all 44 putative T. thermophila CYP genes.

You have to catalog, map and characterize the movement and types of DNA and what they mean to accurately place their potential relevance for health and disease.

By using pulses of gene expression over a 6-day differentiation time course, we map and characterize windows of SCL responsiveness.

We (Peters et al., 2008) and others (Appelt et al., 2009; Giordano et al., 2007) had previously developed web-based bioinformatics tools that can facilitate identification of RISs by mapping sequence data obtained from Sanger sequencing technology, but the tools are not sufficient to quickly map and characterize RISs in high-throughput methods.

Previously, in a CD11c/EYFP transgenic mouse developed to study DC functions, we anatomically mapped and phenotypically characterized a discrete population of EYFP cells within the microglia that we termed brain dendritic cells (bDC).

All trees of a trial had been spatially mapped and genetically characterized at seven polymorphic isozyme gene loci (PGM, IDH, SDH, AP, 6PGDH, MNR, MDH) in earlier studies [ 16- 18].