Sentence examples for mapping could reveal from inspiring English sources
The application of optical mapping could reveal structural changes following polyploidy events in plants that might be difficult to study using other techniques.
Results indicated that structure optimization and ESP maps could reveal the effect of functional groups on π π interactions, which will aid in the design of new NIM stationary phases with shape selectivity, while taking advantage of electrostatic interactions.
Future work to analyse phenotype data using compatible mapping resources could reveal co-locations of QTL for abiotic stress tolerance and nutritional quality to the same genomic position, highlighting a strong target for marker-assisted breeding.
This would enable the creation of brain activity maps that could reveal how information is integrated from sensation towards emotion, cognition, and behavior.
All this is not to say that it is impossible for the Bitcoin transaction graph to reveal who is doing business with whom - other research has shown it can (see "Mapping the Bitcoin Economy Could Reveal Users' Identities").
Research by academics suggests that combining analysis of the blockchain with other data could make it possible to trace and identify the flow of bitcoins in some detail (see "Mapping the Bitcoin Economy Could Reveal User Identities").
We learned earlier this month that law enforcement could likely already identify many people that had done business on Silk Road thanks to the way bitcoin transactions are publicly logged (see "Mapping the Bitcoin Economy Could Reveal Users' Identities").
The images could reveal information about the map, which purports to be a 15th-century world map with a pre-Columbian depiction of "Vinland," a section of North America's coastline southwest of Greenland.
As such, visual patterns not able to see under the traditional uniform color mapping could be revealed.
Work on mapping the human epigenome, led by Professor Manolis Kellis, could reveal the origins of diseases such as cancer and Alzheimer's, reports Carolyn Johnson for The Boston Globe.
A more comprehensive mapping of the principal mechanisms underlying vascular formation could reveal new avenues for the engineering of plants with desired body structure and improved biomass production.
