Sentence examples for maps described in from inspiring English sources

This seems a reasonable parallel, given the similarities between statistics and maps described in the literature (Raffestin 2003).2.2

Fifteen components did not meet the criteria for RSN maps described in the methods section.

In the meantime, the maps described in this paper are the best available at this time; they utilize all available information to create the most complete maps of the tammar wallaby chromosomes that can be produced at this time.

The genetic maps for QTL analysis were modified from the maps described in [ 47], by removing dominant markers with the segregation ratio 3 1 in order to improve their utility for QTL mapping.

To test this hypothesis, we will soon be re-analyzing the genetic architecture of all of the previously-analyzed components of pre- and post-zygotic reproductive isolation [ 9- 15] using the maps described in the current study.

Our revised maps described in this paper will allow more precise QTL analysis, including identification of loci associated with various attributes such as flower vase life, an important trait for ornamental plants that has not yet been mapped in the mapping population.

The latter were verticalised using the mapping function described in Spogli et al. (2009).

Moreover, as suggested by [44], PESQ performance is reported before and after the mapping described in [39].

Plots (a) and (b) are after -order polynomial mapping and plot (c) depicts PESQ MOS-LQO before and after the mapping described in [39].

Figure 6 Per-condition MOS-LQO/LQE versus MOS-LQS for the overall dataset after -order polynomial mapping for (a) the E-model and (b) P. 563, and (c) PESQ before and after the mapping described in [39].

Finally a map described in terms of the intrinsic length and layer thickness is proposed which can be used as a guiding tool to decide appropriate combination of geometry i.e. layer or half space and material behavior i.e. classical elasticity or couple stress elasticity to obtain accurate indentation response for a given system.