Sentence examples for mapping of identified from inspiring English sources

Horizon mapping of identified hydrocarbon saturated sand units from the well logs posted on the 3D seismic sections generated three (3) different horizon surfaces from the seismic volume.

The DAVID annotation tool was used for functional clustering and pathway mapping of identified protein hits.

Examples include the genome annotating pipeline (GAPP) [ 21] and PeptideAtlas resources [ 14, 15] which both support the mapping of identified peptides back onto genome viewers [ 22].

As we have implemented LIPID MAPS nomenclature, conversion of KEGG generic names into LIPID MAPS common subclass names and in turn to specific instance names allows mapping of identified lipids into pathways directly from MS-based studies with other levels of information.

A traditional airborne lidar individual-tree detection procedure is then applied to the snag-filtered lidar point cloud, resulting in stem map of identified snags with height estimates.

(A H ) Maps of identified nuclei in an eye disc.

In addition, heat map of identified genes also showed that the transcript abundance for most of genes under short heat treatment (at 12 HAT) was lower than that under the long heat treatment (at 36 HAT, Figure  3).

In the case of the human genome, the map of identified CNVs presented by Redon and colleagues [ 8] is now used as important information in association studies on various diseases including autism, inflammatory autoimmune disorders, idiopathic learning disability, lung cancer, systemic lupus erythematosus, and schizophrenia.

As the TAMU/UC-Davis Intra-Genomic Set 1 and TAMU/UC-Davis Inter-Genomic sets are markers derived from BAC-end sequences (Hulse-Kemp et al. 2015), these markers will provide an avenue for direct map-based cloning and fine-mapping of identified regions of interest through direct integration of the array with BAC-based resources.

Table 6 shows the mapping of the identified studies against the phases of the risk management process.

Further intercrossing generates an advanced intercross line (AIL), which increases the genetic resolution and allows for fine mapping of QTLs identified in a genome wide linkage analysis.