Sentence examples for mapping and identification from inspiring English sources
Modern mapping and identification software will be used to pinpoint emergencies and scramble responses.
FISH uses fluorescently labeled DNA probes for gene mapping and identification of chromosomal abnormalities [79, 80].
Accordingly, mapping and identification of groundwater potential zones are carried out in the Ganga Alluvial Plain of Hooghly district of India.
Based on these, the mapping and identification of groundwater potential zones were carried out in a part of Nalgonda district, Telangana, India.
Ground penetrating radar (GPR) is a useful sensing modality for mapping and identification of underground infrastructure networks, such as metal and concrete pipes (gas, water or sewer), phone conduits or cables, and other buried objects.
To elucidate a detailed picture of the genetic architecture of complex traits, various molecular, statistical, and computational tools have been developed and used in the mapping and identification of specific genes underlying the traits [1] [8].
"This is the first definitive detection of methane on Mars," Michael J. Mumma of the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., the leader of the research team, said at a news conference, "and the first definitive maps and identification of active regions of release".
This distinction enables substantial improvements in gene maps, and identification of plausible biological variation with possible functional consequences.
Use of molecular markers are reported for construction of linkage map and identification of commercially valuable CMS in sugarbeet (61).
High-density genetic maps and identification of genes or genetic factors controlling traits related to productivity, health, and adaptation to climatic change could accelerate forest tree improvement programs.
However, foxtail millet with large genome size would require a large number of microsatellite markers for construction of high-density genetic linkage map and identification and mapping of genes/quantitative trait loci (QTLs) for useful agronomic traits.
