Sentence examples for mapping a method from inspiring English sources

In order to determine the orientation of the N- and C-terminus and the number and orientation of transmembrane domains, we performed epitope tag-glycosylation site mapping, a method that was successfully used to determine the topology of the ER-resident multispanning membrane protein Insig-1 [16].

Dynamic mapping, a method to simultaneously visualize temporal and spatial information, was introduced to elucidate such complexities.

Subclass mapping, a method that statistically measures the similarity of predetermined subtypes in independent datasets, was used to test the correspondence of intrinsic molecular subtypes observed in Chinese and Caucasian gene expression data.

We used concept mapping, a method specifically designed for the conceptualisation of a specific subject, in this case patients' point of view (n = 25) on helpful self-management strategies in their coping with enduring MDD.

Using process mapping, a method derived from work in engineering, we next developed a process model (or flow diagram) to show nine different "detection paths", and the steps for each, through which a case in the community could be detected and confirmed.

Net-Map extends the traditional scope of social network analysis by including power or influence mapping, a method by which actors in a network discuss and analyze the different kinds of influence that exist within their network, reach agreement on the extent to which each actor in the network exerts his/her influence, and use a simple visual tool to show what they have found.

In contrast to linkage mapping, association mapping is a method that detects relationships between phenotypic variation and genetic polymorphism in existing germplasm, without development of mapping populations.

This new perspective emphasizes the importance of limiting CA doses while maintaining goal MAP, a method that can be achieved through AVP utilization.

We have described Enrichment Map, a method for gene-set enrichment visualization.

We describe MIDI-Activated Pyrophosphorolysis (MAP), a method of ultra-high analytical selectivity for detecting MIDIs.

Therefore, we developed MIDI-Activated Pyrophosphorolysis (MAP), a method with a MIDI analytical selectivity that is generally 100,000 fold greater (≥1×109) than in PAP-A.