Therefore, there is need of a method that can delineate the potential areas from a reasonable number of logically relevant hydrogeologic parameters.
Methyl-MAPS is an enzymatic-base method that can delineate the methylation status of greater than 80% of CpG sites genome-wide (Xin et al., doi: 10.4161/epi.6.11.17876).
Nevertheless, to address the specificity of ECAT as a marker of DEP, our future plans include the use of temperature-resolved carbon analysis by the IMPROVE method, which can delineate subfractions of EC and OC (Chow et al. 1993).
By analysis of protein sequences from six eukaryotic proteomes, we demonstrate that our method can automatically delineate subsequence families that are akin to Pfam domain families.
By adopting the principles of ICF, such outcome measures can delineate and define methods to assess body structures and function, tasks important for activities and participation [ 30], and the capacity and performance of the user [ 28, 30, 59].
The method was enabled by a wireless communication and GPS based electronic system that can delineate the harvest location of each cotton module in the field during machine harvest.
Such studies should include connectivity-based methods such as diffusion tensor tractography and resting-state functional MRI that can delineate neural networks empirically (Seeley et al., 2009; Acosta-Cabronero et al., 2011), complementing computational modelling (Fletcher and Warren, 2011) and micro-physiological (Winklhofer et al., 2008) approaches.
Modern sonograms are so powerful that they can delineate tiny fingers and toes.
Because the NYCMap records elevations above sea level, it can delineate which blocks and roads may be inundated.
Cross-sectional imaging, on the other hand, can delineate the aneurysmal sac and detect mural thrombus [23] (Fig. 9).
