Sentence examples for mapped in relation to from inspiring English sources
In 1955 American molecular biologist Seymour Benzer, extending earlier studies in Drosophila, showed that the mutant sites within a gene could be mapped in relation to each other.
Habitat networks exemplify spatial relationships in wildlife ecology; habitat patches are not only defined and located, but also mapped in relation to each other.
Using intrinsic signal imaging combined with tracer injections, this study investigates how Meynert cell collaterals are mapped in relation to the functional architecture of area V1 in macaque monkeys.
Small exudate molecules may be spatially mapped in relation to root architecture at diffraction-limited resolution, and the effect of microbial symbioses on the quantity and quality of exudates inferred.
The area was mapped in relation to nearby semi-mature totara and other tree species, and evidence of seeding of totara within and in the vicinity of the survey site during autumn and winter was noted.
The HLA-associated variable site was mapped in relation to the best-defined CTL epitopes published in the Los Alamos HIV Databases [http://www.hiv.lanl.gov/content/sequence/HIV/mainpage.html, accessed Dec. 2009].
These coatings were analysed by linear sweep voltammetry in ammoniacal medium, scanning electron microscopy (SEM), EDX and dot-mapping techniques in relation to the final potential and the concentrations of metal ions in the bath.
We evaluated difference maps in relation to ancillary data for all 66 mapping regions.
The second difficulty concerns where to place constructivism on the metaethical map in relation to realism and anti-realism.
Furthermore, the position of the coil can also be determined for an accurate placement of the μ-map in relation to the patient table.
This is a discussion of the essential features of product development traceability maps in relation to requirements, architecture, functional models, components, and tests as a set of order type hierarchies and their cross-links.
