Sentence examples for mapping can yield from inspiring English sources
The results demonstrate that lift-to-drag maximization is more appropriate than lift-constraint drag minimization in this case and that local search using multi-point space mapping can yield satisfactory design at low computational cost.
Inadequate mapping can yield false positive or negative results.
In order to test whether more refined techniques of gain-loss mapping can yield more realistic results, we applied a refined variant of the MLN approach to a subset of 40 Indo-European languages taken from the IELex (dump from May 2013 kindly provided by M. Dunn).
Combining two mapping techniques can yield better accuracy than using either technique alone.
This point, obvious to some readers, should be stated clearly, as it also relates to question above: why it is critical to separate these small conformational differences (other than to get maps that can yield good local averages?
Mapping is the second best alternative to the direct use of a preference-based measure because mapped estimates can yield large errors, particularly when mapping from condition-specific to generic preference-based measures [ 18].
Mapping gravity variations can yield information about ice mass loss in the Antarctic, and the deep-Earth movements that give rise to great quakes.
Differences in mapping populations, genotypes, and environments can yield heterogeneous results in QTL mapping [ 3, 8].
However, as Zhao and Speed (1996) point out, such efforts cannot accurately describe general multilocus probabilities because different models can yield the same map function.
The alternative is comparison that is independent of organ identification, a procedure which can yield 'heat maps' of voxel pattern variation that can help identify regions of possible structural variation (Wong et al., 2014).
The results from our study are encouraging for laboratory-based association and linkage mapping studies, showing that this approach can yield results that are directly replicable in the field.
