Sentence examples for mapping of additional from inspiring English sources
In EDS elemental mapping of Additional file 1: Figure S4 and Figure S5, it is obvious that the Pb element is uniformly dispersed in the SA-Zn-HZ-Pb and SA-Zn3Al-HT-Pb, indicating indirectly the heterogeneous nucleation of Pb II) species on the surface of adsorbents.
Our findings now provide a basis for the mapping of additional genomic regions underlying host susceptibility to influenza infections.
With the increasing availability of high-throughput technologies, mapping of additional fitness landscapes should allow for the testing of the generality of the previous and present conclusions.
Besides facilitating fine-scale mapping regions identified through bulk segregant analysis, use of individual-specific barcodes also allows mapping of additional phenotypes that are segregating in the cross without additional experimental work.
The small average distance (0.3 cM) between the markers on the five chromosomes suggests that the Nasonia linkage map is highly saturated and not likely to expand by the mapping of additional scaffolds.
High resolution aCGH is a powerful method that allowed a fine mapping of additional unbalanced chromosomal abnormalities in BL, but karyotype still remain an essential tool to rapidly identify balanced chromosomal translocations.
The ENCODE project provides a detailed map of additional functional non-coding units in the human genome, including some that have cell-type-specific activity.
The map of additional access time shows a gradual deterioration of accessibility in the disturbed situation along with the scenario showing the normal situation from the city of Grenoble to Briançon (Fig. 5).
To ward off congestion and commuter frustration, marathon officials have issued a course closure grid, a map of additional streets that will be closed Sunday and various other maps and tools to navigate across the county that morning.
Our analyses also indicate regions where genotypic or phenotypic data is sparse or non-existent (see also the maps of Additional Files 3, 4, and 5).
This individual had a divergent mtDNA haplotype shown with arrow on Bayesian tree (location shown with green triangle on the map of Additional file 5: Figure S4) and morphologically is unambiguously identified as a T. alpinus.
