Sentence examples for observation footprint from inspiring English sources

Blue and red rectangles show the observation footprint of PALSAR-2 data for ascending and descending track, respectively.

Observation footprints require a radius of > 20 km about the volcano of interest, to capture at least part of > 90% of the deformation signals in the historical InSAR catalogue.

A recent paper reports a similar congenic footprint observation with a Rab3a knockout (chromosome 8) (Yang et al. 2006).

While results from observation and digital footprinting from the studies have been disseminated (Bikanga Ada 2014c; Bikanga Ada and Stansfield 2017), the publication reporting on the quasi-experiments' results, which were positive, is currently under review.

The footprint of observations from an observation array provides an indication of the region that is effectively monitored by that array.

This is a similar proportion to our observations, because our congenic footprint is roughly 1% of the genome.

To better capture these fragments and to investigate their origins, we revised the ribosome-profiling protocol originally established by Ingolia et al. Our experiments revealed that, in the absence of cycloheximide, the small ribosome-protected fragments were abundant, consistent with an early observation of short ribosome footprints in the absence of cycloheximide (Wolin and Walter, 1988).

Electrophoretic mobility shift analysis revealed that the HBG2 g.-109G>T HBG2 g.-109G>Tshes a transcription factor binding site, consistent with previous observations using DNA footprinting analysis, suggesting that guanine at position HBG2/1:g.-109 is critical for NF-E3 binding.

Long-term observation of the urban ecological footprint will present useful knowledge of anthropogenic impact on and sustainable solutions for cities.

We build on this observation to show how nucleosome footprints can be used to infer cell types contributing to cfDNA in pathological states such as cancer.

Mounting evidences from ground- and satellite-based observations indicate that the human footprint on freshwater and ecological systems is now widespread across the planet and is widening at an alarming rate.