Sentence examples for progression of map from inspiring English sources

Although clinical disease, known as Johne's disease, has only occasionally been described in wildlife, its impact may be under-estimated due to incomplete knowledge of the clinical progression of MAP infection in these species, non-specific clinical signs, and limited testing in these populations.

The historic progression of map-making cultures and collectors may date back as far as 12 millennia.

With the rapid increase in genome re-sequencing projects, progression of available mapping software and the evolution of file formats, we now present X-MATE, an updated version of RNA-MATE, capable of mapping both RNA-Seq and DNA datasets and with improved performance, output file formats, configuration files, and flexibility in core mapping software.

All of our families can be classified as ALS5, since ALS5 locus for ARJALS with slow progression of symptoms maps to a 6 cM segment flanked by D15S123 and D15S146, which is the same chromosomal segment to which the SPG11 gene was mapped.

The time-adjusted MAP and aggregate times of MAP values below MAP thresholds of patients with or without progression of AKI are presented in Table  2.

Laporte et al. [52] used an extensive time-series of contrast-enhanced Landsat data to map the progression of logging roads in Central Africa.

In this prospective study we have used a novel longitudinal voxel-based method to map the progression of GM loss in MCI patients over time and compared converters to non-converters.

While still based on the same dataset, we are attempting to map the progression of the disease, finding biomarkers linked to disease severity, by identifying the genes associated with the divergence of the gene expression profile of a sample with the gene expression average profile of the "Control" group.

The availability of domain-specific redox sensors offers an interesting opportunity to map the progression of autophagy in the cell with oxidative stress [ 74].

Eye sections were analyzed histologically as described previously (Wall et al., 2004; Gendron et al., 2010) to map the progression of choroid-retinal pathology.

Hence, MUC1 could potentially be used to map the progression of normal to malignant tissue in both pancreatic and extrahepatic biliary cancer.