Sentence examples for mapping with less from inspiring English sources

In [16], distributed mapping with less number of users are assumed, but if the number of users increases or in case of localized mapping, the interference due to ICI will be more pronounced and the performance deteriorates.

The joint genotype of these plants for a new marker defines a single map position, allowing its mapping with less time and cost, and with a moderate loss of precision compared with the use of the whole population.

In addition, it was less sensitive to reduced training set sizes and produced more realistic land use maps with less speckle.

The Republican leaders then drew a new map with less convoluted district lines than before, but Pennsylvania's Democratic governor, Tom Wolf, refused to approve it, saying it was just as severely gerrymandered for partisan advantage as the old map was.

A 3-D porosity field in a west Texas carbonate reservoir is modeled conditional to both "hard" porosity data sampled by wells and 2-D seismic attribute map with less vertical resolution than the well log data.

This showed the method to accurately retrieve voxelised canopy cover maps with less than 0.4% of voxels containing false negatives, 10% of voxels containing false positives and a canopy cover accuracy within voxels of 24%.

Interestingly, the EM approach was able to identify this property, as neither of the flux maps with less than a 60∶40 split ratio were able to retain any models that matched each of the screening phenotypes.

QTL of smaller effect size or in the context of a complex genetic background may be mapped with less precision.

Reads that could map with less than two mismatches onto the apple nuclear, chloroplast or mitochondrial genomes, obtained from the Genome Database for Rosaceae [ 32, 33], were removed.

This finding suggests that bona fide polymorphisms were confounded by alleles from paralogs and pseudogenes mapped with less stringent alignment criteria.

Currently, Brazil only has general soil surveys with small scale maps, with less than 5% of the national territory having soil maps on a scale of 1: 100,000 or greater.