Sentence examples for maps have now from inspiring English sources
Whatever purpose they may once have served, yesterday's maps have now outlived their usefulness.
These reference maps have now 255 identified spots, corresponding to 84 protein entries.
As services like OpenStreetMap and Bing Maps have now become viable competitors to Google Maps, it only makes sense for Google to give developers new incentives to use its mapping service.
Despite this difficulty there has been substantial progress in developing robust protocols for the analysis of heterotrophic plant metabolism by steady-state MFA, and flux maps have now been published that reflect the metabolic phenotypes of excised root tips, developing embryos and cotyledons, hairy root cultures, and cell suspensions under a variety of physiological conditions.
These maps have now been integrated with the SNP map.
Genome-wide histone modification maps have now been generated for a number of eukaryotic organisms.
Well, we're glad to see that Google Maps has now added a new walking option for directions, thanks to popular demand.
The prime minister's reconciliation road map has now added to the atmosphere of acrimony, becoming a new focus for attack from government opponents.
But Parrish said that city mapping has now essentially stopped.
Ongoing HAPPY mapping has now linked over 97% of the MAC genome into super-scaffolds.
Indeed a number of mapping models have now been developed [ 5- 19], the use of mapping has been considered by the UK National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) [ 20], and mapping has been used to estimate the utility scores, and in turn cost-effectiveness, of a number of health care interventions [ 21- 23].
