Sentence examples for mapping to gain from inspiring English sources

We can use soil mapping to gain a better understanding of the soil and how it varies in the landscape.

This article reviews the possibilities of 31P-NMR by spin echo mapping to gain information on the physico-chemistry of vanadium phosphorus oxide catalysts, particularly on poorly crystallized materials for which the X-ray diffraction technique is unsuccessful.

A modern Quaternary chronostratigraphic framework was developed for the lower Ohio River valley using optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) dating and allostratigraphic mapping to gain insights into the nature of fluvial responses to glacial interglacial/stadial interstadial transitions and Holocene climate change.

Previous studies have combined eQTL and pQTL mapping to gain insight into regulatory pathways involved in determining phenotypic traits [ 49, 68, 79– 81].

Two recent studies used genetic interaction mapping to gain new insights into the DNA damage response (Bandyopadhyay et al. 2010; Guenole et al. 2013).

Before last year's elections, Republicans were talking about redrawing maps to gain a strong advantage over Democrats.

In the first two pieces in this series we looked at defining customer experience, and using a customer journey map to gain more insight into how customers engage with your organization.

(2) Evaluative: Investigate potential causes of the spatial structure of agreement among maps to gain insight into reliability of methodological choices in map making.  .

Evaluative: Investigate potential causes of the spatial structure of agreement among maps to gain insight into reliability of methodological choices in map making.

We have developed systematic approach to (1) assess both the absolute accuracy of individual maps and assess the spatial patterns of agreement among maps, and (2) investigate potential causes of the spatial structure of agreement among maps to gain insight into reliability of methodological choices in map making.

For centuries, cities have relied upon decades-old static maps to gain an understanding of which parts of a city might flood, says Javier de la Torre, CEO of CARTO, a location intelligence company.