Sentence examples for more reliable map from inspiring English sources

The outcome reassigns the position of some markers on the chromosomes and it produces a more reliable map with a convenient distance between markers.

Currently, MRI is considered the best imaging technique for mapping endometriosis, since it provides a more reliable map of deep infiltrating endometriosis than physical examination and transvaginal ultrasound (TVUS) [8].

However, recent available prevalence and morbidity data obtained through molecular techniques allow the construction of a more reliable map of endemic regions of amebiasis all over the world [the Asian subcontinent (India, Bangladesh, AfricaAsianian Pacific Countries (Thailand, Japan, South and Central America Mexico, Colombiaia)].

Looking at the neighbours of one protein expands the resulting network and gives a more reliable map thus allowing us to find proteins that could be involved in the same biological process.

To generate a more reliable map for the DOR364 × G19833 population, sequence characterized amplified region (SCAR) and random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) markers were removed from the matrix and only the simple sequence repeat (SSR), sequence tagged site (STS) and restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) markers were used as frameworks for the new EST and gene based SSCP markers.

LoQ uM can work with a wide range of alignment tools to run the aligner for the user, compile the mappings returned by the aligner, calibrate the quality of these mappings and return the list of mappings with more reliable mapping quality scores.

Nevertheless, much work remains to be done in order to improve the model and produce more reliable maps.

While the combination isn't quite the vehicle to infrastructure (V2I) communication that will enable autonomous vehicles in the future, it is a kind of app-to-infrastructure system that improves traffic and creates more reliable maps for drivers right now.

Opening the map design process to user contemplation, criticism, and testing in times of volcanic dormancy can help build stronger, more reliable maps and can prevent miscommunications and mistrust during a crisis, when maps are likely to be drafted, disseminated, and duplicated rapidly.

Also, more sophisticated post-coordination mapping could be developed in order to provide more reliable mapping.

Isogenic sibships were then produced, which allows for more reliable mapping of phenotype to genotype (Velthuis et al., 2005).