Sentence examples for maps we found from inspiring English sources

MAPS We found the "Rambler's Guide to the Trails of Mt. Tamalpais, Muir Woods and the Marin Headlands" (Olmstead & Bros.; 510-658-6534; $8) indispevenble, even though most trails are well marked.

Simultaneously, inspecting the TEC maps, we found evidence for a turbulence in TEC propagating southward probably caused by large scale travelling ionospheric disturbances (LSTIDs) linked to auroral electrojet intensification.

When comparing the genetic maps, we found that NIS1 could be allelic to the QTL 1.2 found by Talukder et al. (2005).

After analyzing the final projections maps, we found that the corrected sample deformation is quantitatively in line with [8], showing a compression factor up to 15%% along the normal axis to the section and half or less along the lateral directions.

Across both maps, we found 13 QTL for flowering time.

Reflecting on the experience of constructing the maps we found that the two diagrams each had advantages and disadvantages.

Using Schnabel's data to evaluate the corresponding wavelengths in real maps, we find that the quotient between (varLambda _{mathrm{sq}}) and (varLambda_{mathrm{mean}}) is about 1.1, and they are within 15%% of each other.

Strikingly, despite the low resolution of our maps, we find that the αβ-tubulin dimer adopts a unique conformation in the ternary complex.

The very best map we found was its paper tablecloth.

Using the program Bowtie35 with 100% identity to a minimum length of 50 bp and with '-m' set to 1 to ensure unique mapping, we found that 73% of the high quality reads mapped uniquely to the predicted ORFs (Supplementary Table 4).

Based on the proteome map, we found that DOX causes a markedly decrease in the levels of three isoforms of heat shock protein 27 (HSP27) whereas the levels of other stress associated proteins including HSP60, calreticulin, and protein disulfide isomerase were not significantly altered in DOX-treated MCF-7 cells.