Sentence examples for maps to assist from inspiring English sources

The overarching goal of this project is to develop a geographic information system (GIS) tool to obtain the ignition potential map of an area, which can be combined with meteorology and fuel type and distribution maps to assist in wildfire management and prevention.

Various methods have been developed to position sequence scaffolds on physical or genetic maps to assist in the assembly process.

52 Residential addresses of TB patients notified to the central registry were geocoded and used to produce spatial density maps to assist management by health care workers in the field, and for use in public health decision-making.

Detailed karyological information will also help to obtain physical maps to assist breeding programmes, namely aiming at the production of varieties with higher levels of dimeric alkaloids and with resistance to afflicting diseases such as Pythium dieback.

All nursing units are stocked with additional diabetes education tools, such as DVDs (topics include "What Is Diabetes?" "Monitoring Your Blood Glucose," "Sick Day Management," and "Putting Carbohydrate Counting Into Practice"), insulin demonstration kits, and conversation maps to assist in providing education.

Promising interventions include engaging communication methods [ 71]; targeted communication interventions with care providers [ 72]; inclusion of an on-site infant development specialist [ 73] and use of web based resources and maps to assist individual care providers and family advisors to provide comprehensive FCC to infants and families [ 74, 75].

These images will be converted into large-scale mapping to assist with strategic planning and early identification of those areas at the highest risk of further flooding.

Be sure to pick up a park map to assist with further exploration.

For this reason, it is convenient to provide students with a road map to assist them in the solution of the typical dilemmas.

The use of high spatial resolution, on-the-go proximal soil sensing of apparent electrical conductivity (ECa) through electromagnetic induction (EMI) is increasingly common, in concert with yield mapping, to assist in the delineation of management zones for Precision Agriculture (PA).

Additionally volumes of rockfall events categorized and presented through a map to assist the compilation of rockfall susceptibility map which allows us to identify areas and human activities exposed to these incidents and set up several protection meters.