Sentence examples for maps we investigated from inspiring English sources

In particular, using sex-specific linkage maps, we investigated the decay of LD with genetic distance in the sexes.

Taking advantage of our new NMI maps, we investigated whether NMIs are conserved at the TSSs of orthologous genes in the seven vertebrate species analysed.

To compare the genetic and physical maps, we investigated the locations of all 1,814 SNP markers on the reference genome.

Although these SNPs greatly improved our previous maps, we investigated the monomorphic markers further by mapping the theta score outputs from the BeadStudio analysis as quantitative traits.

Using Raman spectral mapping, we investigated in situ the temperature dependence (50 300 K) of topographic features in a graphene monolayer grown by chemical vapor deposition (CVD) and transferred onto a Si/SiO2 substrate.

In order to better understand the regulatory mechanism as well as the functional effect of MAP, we investigated the methylation status of these genes in mice, for which embryonic lethality has been reported in Wnt2 and Ephb4 knock-outs [28], [29].

One map we investigated exhibited several completely unconnected nodes within the map.

By projecting gene mutation data from various cancer types on this map, we investigated the similarities and differences between these cancer types at the levels of not only genes but also pathways and hallmarks.

To illustrate the use of the RILs in QTL mapping, we investigated the nodulation of L. burttii by Sinorhizobium fredii HH103, which is a fast-growing rhizobial strain that nodulates soybean and a number of other legumes.

Using random extractions of trees and iterative mapping, we investigate subsets of the full tree-ring sample to define optimal sampling strategy, sample depth and trees for the development of frequency maps of landslide reactivations.

Using field observations and GIS mapping techniques, we investigated how landscape factors influenced structural flooding impact in informal settlements.