Eighteen pairs of markers from five chromosomal regions were selected because the recombination rate between them is < 10%% on the IBM genetic map (equivalent to ~; 3% on conventional mapping populations).
"By using the definitions in the IUCN guidelines, it is clear that our range maps are equivalent to IUCN's Extent of Occurrence and not the Area of Occupancy," he said, adding that his team "remains convinced" of the superior accuracy of their method. .
Interactions are possible between two or more entities, which make ER maps roughly equivalent to a hypergraph in which an arc can connect more than two nodes.
In this context, the fitting of two density maps is equivalent to finding an optimal correspondence index ϕ : i → j and a transformation that minimizes the wRMS (Supplementary Material for a detailed flowchart of the method).
To relate the topological properties of the normative connectome to meta-analytically derived grey matter lesions, we first assumed that the degree of a voxel in the meta-analytic lesion maps was equivalent to the degree of the regional node of the DTI network in which it was located.
Note that such signed (binary) lateralization maps are equivalent to the categorical laterality indices that are typically generated after thresholding the regional laterality indices (e.g. typically thersholded at 0.2 (Springer et al., 1999) or even at 0.5 as in (Cai et al., 2010; Van der Haegen et al., 2012)).
The injectivity (one-to-one property) of rational Bézier curve as a mapping function is equivalent to the curve without self-intersections.
Distance comparisons between common markers on the RH map, MARC 2004 linkage map and the bovine sequence suggests, on average, 1 cR on the BovGen RH map is equivalent to 0.04 cM and 23 Kbp, respectively, although this varies considerably across the genome.
Since for a nonexpansive mapping, the mapping is -inverse strongly monotone, the problem of finding an element of, where denotes the set of fixed points of the nonexpansive mapping, is equivalent to that of finding an element of, where denotes the set of solutions of the mapping, and contained in the class of problem (1.9).
Such a map is equivalent to a POVM.
