Our initial μ-FTIR mapping of the granules indicated significant variation in the intensity of the different calcium carbonate peaks detectable, both when we mapped at a large scale (Figure 5b, c) and a small scale (Figure 6b, c) (see Additional file 5 for further intensity maps).
Extrapolation of the regression lines to 1 10,000 (a scale larger than is typically mapped) illustrated how much additional information might accrue if these counties were to be mapped at that larger scale.
We also used BLAT analysis and determined that 452 of the 15,221 large contigs mapped at >95% identity to 499 members of BmiGI Version 2.1 (data not shown).
And finally, soil maps at large cartographic scales have relied more on topography as a predictive factor.
During the map construction process with the remaining 6,944 markers, another 284 markers were discarded because of poor integration, giving rise to considerable stress or mapping at large distances from any other marker, or because they mapped to a small linkage group that could not be assigned to any of the 28 chromosome pairs.
Later, affluence and technical competence permitted mapping at larger scales with better accuracy.
However, directional, epistatic interactions, which reflect regulatory relationships between genes, have been challenging to map at large-scale.
As the populations are segregating for many other traits, they should be of broad utility to the mapping community at large.
At present, apparently the only way of mapping the Universe at large distances is by observing QSOs.
Seed-extend-based techniques in contrast usually map more reads at large edit distances but require more CPU time.
