Sentence examples for mapping that differentiates from inspiring English sources

Magnetometer surveys allow high resolution areal mapping that differentiates among previously burned, currently burning, and unburned coal seam areas.

"This is literally the thing that differentiates us the most".

And that differentiates you from 99% of the population.

Doing that differentiates you from millions of other people.

Disease-gene discovery using mapping by admixture linkage disequilibrium (MALD) requires a map of polymorphic markers that differentiate between the founding populations, along with differences in disease-gene allele frequencies.

We have produced nucleotide-resolution transcriptome maps that identify and differentiate sites of transcription initiation from sites of stable RNA processing and mRNA cleavage.

The proportion of polymorphic clones in mapping experiments was slightly higher - 16.2 (from the total of 1965 clones that differentiated the parental lines L318 and L9 and segregated in the mapping population, 1742 originated from the 10752-clone rye library).

MAP CRCs as a group show specific histological features that differentiate them from sporadic CRCs, and have similarities with sporadic MSI-high and Lynch syndrome colon cancers, such as a preferential proximal location, mucinous histotype, and increased presence of TILs.

Finally, the application of pairwise comparisons of the average activation maps within the specific window revealed the most consequential clusters of voxels that differentiate the two conditions.

That's one of the traits that differentiate us: I fear nature.

To identify candidate SNVs in nDNA-encoded genes that differentiate the chameleons according to their mtDNA types (i.e., north and south to the Jezreel Valley), we mapped all the RNA-seq samples against the reference mRNA transcriptome.