Even more challenging than mapping the suitability for a colony is to map the suitability for NiV infection.
Mapping forest degradation with remote sensing data is more challenging than mapping deforestation [29] because the degraded forest is a complex mix of different land cover types (vegetation, dead trees, soil, shade) and the signature of the degradation often changes within 1-2 years [30 32].
Mapping forest degradation with remote sensing data is more challenging than mapping deforestation [ 29] because the degraded forest is a complex mix of different land cover types (vegetation, dead trees, soil, shade) and the signature of the degradation often changes within 1-2 years [ 30- 32].
The latter analysis was much more challenging than the mapping of sense PASs but our data indicate that at least some of the observed antisense transcripts are polyadenylated.
However, for genes with multiple isoforms, the problem is more challenging as reads mapping to overlapping exons (exons present in more than one isoform) must be allocated to isoforms in a way that is consistent with their expression.
MCGM problem is even more challenging compared with mapping based on one dataset due to additional complications, namely, genetic and ecological differences in recombination rates and exchange distribution along chromosomes (Korol 2001), variations in dominance of the employed markers (Mester et al. 2003b), and different subsets of markers used by different labs.
The problem of consensus genetic mapping (MCGM) is by far more challenging compared with genetic mapping based on a single dataset, which by itself is also cumbersome.
Other issues with the port commented on by critics include the lack of manual camera control, the absence of a mini-map or overall map for the more challenging areas, and no new bonus material for the port.
Tiled images of H&E sections were used as guide maps for more challenging specimens.
Though this situation makes mapping somewhat more challenging for the students, it is a good opportunity to teach students how to recognize "partials" and possibly to use them to their mapping advantage if the size of a partially digested fragment indicates the definitive juxtaposition of two smaller fragments, for example.
