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Then we complete this section with some significant results of four-dimensional matrix mapping via the dual summability methods for double sequences which have been introduced and studied by Başar [22] and Yeşilkayagil and Başar [23], and which have recently been applied in [2].

Mutations can then be mapped more finely by classical genetic mapping via the sexual cycle (Todd et al. 2007b).

The algorithm also provides statistical support for ambiguous tag mapping via the use of likelihood ratios that measure the confidence levels of possible genomic map sites.

Left atrial mapping via the trans-septal approach showed that the earliest atrial activation was located at the AMJ posterior to the LCC preceding the His bundle atrial potential by 40 ms. Ablation at this site eliminated AT1.

We performed QTL mapping using two strategies: (1) multiple interval mapping via the function stepwiseqtl in R/qtl [ 45]; and (2) single-QTL model mapping accounting for relatedness in the program QTLRel [ 44].

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The high preference to receive PDF, JPEG, and paper formats (Figure 13), suggest that many hazard map users do not expect to alter any of the properties on the original map (via GIS or other digital tools).

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The device comes loaded with a worldwide base map and enables you to add maps (via the microSD slot) that meet your navigational needs, including street maps that offer turn-by-turn directions and maps for rivers, lakes and oceans.

Unlike phones that access maps online — like the Apple iPhone, which accesses Google Maps via the Internet — Nokia cellphones could be integrated with Navteq's navigational software and technology.

The recorded waves are correlated with seismic intensity scales and rapidly displayed graphically on regional maps via the World Wide Web.