Sentence examples for maps of important from inspiring English sources
The statement said that Mr. Lunn had been in the area of the attack and was found with "a computer and maps of important facilities".
Thus, the use of class wikis in which students collaboratively construct maps of important concepts can help reaching a deeper understanding of complex ideas, while reinforcing the collaboration in the CoI.
It includes a diary for recording training times/durations, notes for focus areas, and mind maps of important questions to consider before and after the daily training.
It is for the first time that weeping trait was fine-mapped, which gives a typical example for further QTL fine mapping of important traits in perennial woody plants.
They could be used for clearing mines for a nuclear submarine, or the covert mapping of important harbours.
We present a methodological approach for identification and mapping of important structural and environmental features of forest stands.
While he is not as well remembered today as many others who are buried there, he is listed on the cemetery's published map of important grave sites.
SfM photogrammetry enables mapping of important hydrological features, such as creeks carrying drainage from upland watersheds or connectivity of ponds on the wetland surface.
BirdLife International illustrates that fact with its new global map of important bird areas.
In summary, the InDels with a high amount of polymorphisms and a large size difference will be useful as density markers of genome variation for marker-assisted mapping of important rice traits as well as for rice breeding, and the data generated in this study will be a valuable resource for rice improvement.
These have already been widely used in molecular mapping of important genes in many organisms, marker-assisted selection (MAS) in breeding, genetic diversity and distance evaluation, genome-wide association analysis, and comparative genetics (Mian et al. 2008; Cavagnaro et al. 2010; Csencsics et al. 2010; Dutta et al. 2011; Jun et al. 2011).
