Sentence examples for mapping and ii from inspiring English sources

The significance of this work is that it: (i) provides guidance in the construction of ICP variants for terrain mapping; and (ii) identifies the significant limitations of existing ICP variants for this application.

Hence T is a weak Fan-Browder mapping, and (ii) is proved.

We retrieved the genomic locations of proteins in the alignments and concatenated pairs following 2 rules: (i) the CDS of each concatenated protein pair must be located on the same genomic contig (using ENA (Pakseresht et al., 2014) for mapping) and (ii) each pair must be the closest to one another on the genome, when compared to all other possible pairings in the same species.

They jointly enable imaging of (i) microstructure-independent pattern maps and (ii) pattern-independent microstructure maps.

In general, mobility models [58 61] can be categorized into (i) map and (ii) random.

Then: (i) (varphi_{omega}colon Xmultimap X) is a Lefschetz map, and   (ii) if (Lambda varphi_{omega})neq{0}), for almost all (omegainOmega), then (operatorname {Fix}^{mathrm {ra}} varphi neqemptyset).  .

Overall, there are two time-consuming operations which could potentially be optimized, namely (i) generation of the DSPF skin map and (ii) the distance transform.

We developed MethylExtract, a user friendly tool to: i) generate high quality, whole genome methylation maps and ii) detect sequence variation within the same sample preparation.

At group level, this finding was consistent for both data postprocessing approaches, that is, (i) arithmetically averaging of the individual brain maps and (ii) applying a one-sample t-test (including multiple comparison correction).

Two methods for map construction were used: (i) a classical approach by two point and multipoint mapping, followed by the determination of the minimal set of markers for a framework map and (ii) a comparative map approach with statistical measure of a set of maps.

For the most part the same linkage groups were identified for the male and the female, with the following exceptions i) two linkage groups on the male map (s9 and s17) that each corresponded to two linkage groups on the female map, and ii) one linkage group on the female map (d21) that corresponded to two linkage groups on the male map.