Sentence examples for maps in large from inspiring English sources

It is possible that both sides are wrong.Since the mid-1960s the income gap between Appalachia and the rest of the country has closed (see upper maps), in large part thanks to transfers from the federal government in the form of food stamps, income-tax credits and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families.

More realistic, we believe that traffic monitoring companies will offer new free services to calculate real time pollution exposure and health risk maps in large cities that can be used by traffic map users with GPS smart phones.

The development of a strategy to reach soil data through vegetation has the potential to improve soil mapping in large areas covered by forests.

The high density of SNPs and their proximity hamper other genotyping strategies for rapid determination of the complete GH1 SNP map in large control and patient populations.

In foodfish species, although QTL mapping has been conducted in a few species, such rainbow trout [ 31, 55], salmon [ 56], Japanese flounder [ 30] and tilapia [ 29], QTL were mapped in large genomic regions, usually bigger than 10 cM.

These maps harbour several hundred to a couple of thousands of markers, with which QTL for agriculturally important performance and production traits can only be mapped in large genomic regions.

In summary, INDEL genotyping enables fast coarse mapping in large numbers of individuals and families/crosses, thus providing an efficient means for more comprehensive characterization of genetic architecture in multiple crosses and large pedigrees.

High-resolution homozygosity mapping in large consanguineous pedigrees is a powerful approach to discovering new obesity loci with a recessive mode of inheritance, as recently exemplified by syndromic forms of obesity [ 141].

Only in a few species, such as Asian seabass [ 6], salmon [ 28], tilapia [ 29], Japanese flounder [ 30], rainbow trout [ 31] and European seabass [ 32], QTL for growth, meat quality, stress and disease resistance have been mapped in large genomic regions due to lack of a high resolution linkage map.

Human genetics approaches that applied linkage analysis and gene mapping in large families in the 1990s yielded a steady trickle of gene discoveries, beginning with the finding that mutations in CHRNA4, encoding a subunit of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor, cause ADNFLE [ 8].

In view of the abundance of useful naturally occurring variation in germplasm and extremely low cost of sequencing-based genotyping, we propose that QTL mapping in large early generation populations derived from bi-parental crosses is a highly efficient method for rapid identification of useful alleles.