Sentence examples for mapping and characterisation from inspiring English sources

Mapping and characterisation of permafrost depth and distribution requires integrated multiple geophysical approaches and recent advances are discussed.

It is hoped that the grapple may be used to aid with mapping and characterisation of the nuclear cave, as well as increasing the movement capabilities of robots within the cave.

A variety of approaches have been employed in order to identify novel genetic causes of RCC including the mapping and characterisation of RCC-associated constitutional translocations (see 12 and references within) and genetic association studies [13]-[15 [13]-[15

Thus, the systematic mapping and characterisation of the beta cell surface proteome may be crucial for better understanding beta cell physiology in health and disease-related abnormalities.

Current European effort should be aligned with those of the International Human Epigenome Consortium (http://www.ihec-epigenomes.org/ ) coordinating epigenome mapping and characterisation worldwide to avoid redundant research effort, to implement high data quality standards, to coordinate data storage, management and analysis and to provide free access to the epigenomes produced.

However, the habitat mapping and seabed characterisation methodology that underpins such surveys is well developed and has a strong record of providing information to industry and decision makers.

We report the validation, mapping and further characterisation of recurrent novel genetic regions identified, in medulloblastoma cell lines and primary tumours, and use these data to identify putative target gene(s) which may contribute to medulloblastoma development.

Nevertheless, this approach did not allow for an accurate mapping and quantitative characterisation of methanol metabolism and related pathways (particularly, for the case of multi-carbon source co-assimilation).

Many agronomic traits important to almond such as shell hardness, kernel taste, kernel weight, resistance to biotic/abiotic stress, blooming time and self-incompatibility have been investigated, and efforts towards mapping and molecular characterisation of these genes have been made [ 3- 13].

The supporting high density P. monodon linkage map and SNP characterisations can be found in [ 39].

In this paper, we define an interface and characterisation model that maps degradable components directly to carbohydrates, proteins and lipids (and their soluble analogues), as well as organic acids, rather than using Xc.