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Assessment rates within each PCT were mapped graphically using ArcGIS™ V.9.3 software (ESRI, Redlands, California, USA) based on PCT boundary data supplied by the Office for National Statistics.

Additionally, the work also uses the visualization of similarities (VOS) viewer software to map graphically the bibliographic material.

The heat map graphically illustrates the genetic complexity of drought related traits in rice.

Chromosomal location plots display the location of alterations in gene expression while heat maps graphically represent the differential gene expression (Additional file 1: Figure S1B, C, E, F).

The resulting gait map graphically illustrates the gaits used over time (yellow for tripod, blue for tetrapod, and grey for noncanonical).

Additionally, a heat map graphically represents a leading edge analysis that allows the detection of gene sets with a high overlap of core genes that mainly affect the ES (Fig.  2, step 5).

These maps graphically depict the accumulated susceptibility data in the LIS for all bacteria identified in samples from ICU patients during the previous year and from the patients who have undergone antibiograms.

In Figure 4 we represent graphically the associations by mapping the PT values and the topological features out-degree and betweenness into the graph of the FOS-GRN.

Figure 4 shows the result that is available to the user in the web environment: (A) visualization of results through the jqGrid plugin: clicking over the repetitive element opens the graphical view; (B) repetitive elements are mapped and displayed graphically through JBrowse.

Collecting such data can enable 'aoristic analysis' of kidnapping events, which "generates a crime occurrence probability at any given time that can be mapped or visualized graphically" (Ratcliffe 2002, p. 23).

Gene-set enrichment results are graphically mapped to the Enrichment Map: node size represents the number of genes in the gene-set; edge thickness is proportional to the overlap between gene-sets, calculated using the Jaccard or overlap coefficients (see Methods).