The highly dense genetic map reported here could contribute to future research focused on studies of allelic variation and the effect on different traits, as well QTL analysis and marker-assisted breeding programs.
Social vulnerability mapping over space and time could contribute to long-term DRR policies, by identifying context-based and people-based priorities in terms of targeted risk mitigation measures.
There was no obvious pattern of increasing transactivation along increasing promoter lengths that could contribute to mapping potential CDX2 binding sites.
However, because some libraries were sequenced at different read lengths (36 versus 76-bp, Table 1), relative mapping efficiencies to the Sorghum reference could contribute to apparent relationships among libraries.
The GEM evidence mapping method involved three core tasks: 1. Setting the boundaries and context of the map: Definitions for the fields of TBI and SCI were clarified, the prehospital, acute inhospital and rehabilitation phases of care were delineated and relevant stakeholders (patients, carers, clinicians, researchers and policymakers) who could contribute to the mapping were identified.
The presence of paralogous genes and isoforms from splice variants, and quality of the reference sequences could contribute to the observed duplicate mapping [ 39– 41] and some 454 reads mapping to multiple sites may represent transcribed transposable elements.
However, it is possible that upregulation of unannotated non-coding transcripts mapped upstream of FLO1 in the cyc8 mutant could contribute to the upstream histone loss shown [68].
We highlight certain aspects of the three disciplines that could contribute to transdisciplinary planning approaches, such as mapping and valuation of ecosystem services, strategic and integrated thinking, prediction and scenario building, governance, and decision-making and participatory planning.
The framework limits its aim to mapping a simplified path describing how an effective CoPKM strategy could contribute to better health outcomes.
The developed methodology could contribute to the allocation and to the soil digital mapping and management of new expansion sites in remote desert areas of Egypt.
Taken together, these results indicate that numerous BDM incompatibilities that could contribute to reproductive isolation can be detected and mapped within C. elegans.
