A machine then produces a profile of 13 unique markers, which are entered into state and national databases for matches.
Moreover, because the police are rightly wary of supplying the precise locations of crime reports, the maps use markers which are arbitrarily placed in the general vicinity of the crimes to which they refer.
The markers, which are like milestones along each chromosome, have a fixed position and so can be used to define a region of the chromosome where a schizophrenia-causing mutation may lie.
Whereas our clinical guidelines provide a comprehensive description of an entire care pathway, Nice quality standards provide up to a dozen sentinel markers which are statements of what high quality care and services will look like.
Two different DNA ladder markers, which are marked as Ma and Mb respectively, were used and labeled.
The vortices are represented by Lagrangian markers which are connected by straight line vortex segments, as represented in Figure 3.
Hayabusa2 drops five "target markers", which are 10-cm spheres covered with recursively reflective sheet, for touchdown onto the asteroid.
Therefore, it is necessary to look for novel functional markers, which are needed for both diversity and taxonomic studies.
This paper investigates a mobile robot self-localization system based on fiducial markers which are placed on the ceiling.
Calcein AM and ethidium bromide dye are representative live and dead cell markers which are applied to cells treated with formulations.
On the other hand, zygotic selection causing SD is explained by those markers which are distorted in BC1F1 types conferring both female-and male segregating populations.
