In the present paper we develop a general scheme covering both approaches and we prove the equivalence, in a certain sense, of the fine and precise traces.
The latter, which has been applied to outbreaks in only a few cases to date, allows much more precise tracing of infections than traditional molecular techniques, which look at only a few spots in the genome.
Moreover, recent studies (e.g. [20], [52], [19]) indicate that higher sampling density should allow more precise tracing of source populations, which in turn will predict female flight ability, the key trait of interest [32].
As shown in Fig. 5A for a representative higher magnification SEM image, SEM images were first converted to binary data, which allowed precise tracing of the boundaries of the particles.
First, the 8 Bit SEM images were corrected for maximum contrast and converted to binary data based on a grey value threshold that allowed for precise tracing of the boundaries of the particles.
To make the procedure precise, I trace its application to an example from my own work, linking children from the 1915 Iowa State Census to their adult-selves in the 1940 Federal Census.
Marcus, L. Véron, The precise boundary trace of positive solutions of the equation Δu= uq in the supercritical case, in: Perspectives in Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations, in honor of Haim Brezis, Contemp.
The cells also expressed LckGFP at a level sufficient for precise morphological tracing.
If Podhoretz is vague about whom exactly America is fighting, Ledeen is precise: everything traces back to Tehran.
The sea has become dominated by GPS tracking and autopiloted navigation, where the shipping routes are more than just vague geographical gestures, but instead precise spaces traced out both by computerised charts and physical markers, with deep sea buoys marking lanes like the painted lines on road surfaces.
