Then, we map the potential of landscape units to provide EF.
Moldow, whose lengthy white paper mapped the potential of marketplace lending, says that these companies are the vanguard of a larger host of companies that will remake finance.
Where climatic conditions vary substantially across a country, it may be of benefit to map the potential of different areas for the application of various techniques for energy-conscious architecture.
Based on these results, we can to map the potential of green energy produced by the anaerobic digestion of chicken droppings in every region of Morocco and localize the regions that need to install digesters.
In January 2009 the government announced the launch of a "Marine Spatial Plan" to map the potential of the Pentland Firth and Orkney coasts and agreed to take part in a working group examining options for an offshore grid to connect renewable energy projects in the North Sea to on-shore national grids.
Besides the integration of genetic and physical maps, the potential of this protocol is to support ongoing genome sequencing projects e.g., for barley http://barleygenome.org/, wheat http://www.wheatgenome.org/, potato http://www.potatogenome.net/, swine http://piggenome.org/, cattle http://www.bovinegenome.org etc.
Nevertheless, population-based association mapping has the potential of resulting in an even higher mapping resolution and broader allelic sampling compared to NAM [ 17].
Together with high-resolution native ChIP, directed cleavage mapping has the potential of unambiguously determining particle composition and structure in complex genomes.
The distinct advantage of using E-MAP is the potential of discovering functionally associated genes which do not otherwise physically interact.
Overall, the pattern of marker distribution on chromosomes observed for our population also has good agreement with that of reference map, indicating the potential of POPSEQ approach of marker ordering and imputing.
