Sentence examples for mapping especially in from inspiring English sources

In this section, we investigate how long it takes to resolve the conflict on IP/MAC address mapping especially in the cases (B) and (C) of Figure 1.

While the method is not directly suitable for crop health assessment, the spatial patterns in correlation between yNDVI and CCMI have potential applications for pest damage detection and edaphological soil mapping, especially in the developing world.

Bringing landscape genomics closer to complex traits mapping, especially in an agronomical perspective, might open a significant perspective in the field.

A major challenge in bridging the gap between QTL and the underlying, causative DNA polymorphism is the lack of resolution associated with QTL mapping, especially in forest tree species where multi-generation inbred populations cannot be developed.

However, this requires reconciliation of the linkage map with the arrangement of scaffolds determined by FISH and optical mapping, especially in pericentric heterochromatin where reduced crossing-over makes the linkage map less reliable.

Even though gene space is going to remain specifically interesting for association mapping, especially in species with large genomes, with the arrival of full genome data from a single individual we should now focus our efforts on estimating LD and factors that influence LD at full genome level.

Is the United States now in a position to be redrawing regional maps, especially in the Middle East, and replacing governments by force?

The BMR in particular can be devastating on the larger maps, especially in objective-based games where you can predict enemy locations, like Capture the Flag or Domination.

Ubisoft has not revealed much of its crafting system just yet, but we know that there will be blueprints hidden around the map, especially in the Dark Zone, which provide instructions on creating especially powerful new weaponry.

Though the book is out of print, it was a breezy read, but the paucity of detail on the maps, especially in the dense Eastern states, would have made navigating difficult.

"We want to join the EU but we need to work with all," says Mr Jeremic.Mr Jeremic has helped to put Serbia on the diplomatic map especially in parts of the world where a hazy idea of Yugoslavia still lingers.