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Since an impurity problem is local, the mapping corresponds to neglecting spatial fluctuations.

It is believed that concept mapping corresponds to the knowledge structure in the brain (Yin et al., 2005).

(a) EDS spectrum of sample A. (b) EDS mapping for Au element: the region of mapping corresponds to (a).

Thus, the variance due to non-additive effects identified in the QTL mapping corresponds to intra-genome epistasis rather then intra-locus dominance.

Thus our results confirm the suggestion of Formisano and colleagues (2003) that this mirror-symmetric mapping corresponds to the human analogues of the core auditory areas A1 and R.

This mapping corresponds to the best BLAT [36] hit of human ESTs from GENBANK [37] to the human genome, with a nucleotide identity value falling within 0.5% of the best hit and at least 96% nucleotide identity with the target genomic sequence.

The mapping corresponded to the integrated intensity of the Raman band between 1550 and 1700 cm−1.

Stricter orthology mapping corresponded to fewer interactions whose functions are known to be more conserved (e.g., the ribosome complex), and showed similar or higher WMI/BMI conservation rate patterns for most comparisons (Additional File 12).

Each phase distribution map corresponds to the (normalised) values of the scale factors for each phase.

The map corresponds to the intuitive idea of a gradual deformation without leaving the region as t changes from 0 to 1.

Here the same colour map corresponds to backprojected filtered intensities or confidence values of finding an object surface at the corresponding voxel.