Sentence examples for relating zones from inspiring English sources

With these results it was possible to make inferences on melon chromosome structure by relating zones of recombination suppression to centromeres and 45S and 5S heterochromatic regions.

With the improved anchoring, it was possible to make in silico inferences on likely chromosome structure by relating zones of recombination suppression to centromeres and 45S and 5S heterochromatic regions.

A ratio was calculated for each growth plate (cn/+ and cn/cn) section relating hypertrophic zone area to total physeal area.

The Zagros orogenic belt consists of four tectonically related parallel zones, following the classification of Agard et al. (2005); these zones, from south-west to north-east, are: low folded thrust zone (LFTZ), high folded thrust zone (HFTZ), imbricated zone (IZ) and Zagros Suture zone (ZSZ) (Fig. 1).

Another map published by the El Tiempo newspaper featured illustrations which "gave a perception of topography to the public unfamiliar with maps, allowing them to relate hazard zones to the landscape".

The areas of different land cover classes within the overlap zones (relating to the full range of threshold values) were calculated and expressed as a proportion of the overall zone area for each annual period, for both cases and controls.

The UK admitted that the limits relating to 16 zones, including London, could not be met by the revised deadline of 2015.

Relationships between the process parameters, mechanical properties and related welding zone should be understood.

Out of these, most of the misconfigurations are related to zone data that correspond to the first class of misconfigurations.

The results showed that out of 50 ceftazidime resistant strains of S. pneumoniae, 46 strains (92%) have shown a vancomycin MIC ≤0.19 − 0.1.5 μ g/ml and only four strains (8%) have shown a vancomycin MIC equal to 1.5 μ g/ml and the related maximum zone of inhibition was of 10 millimeter diameters.

But in his own account of his time in Argentina in his 2001 book The No Spin Zone, O'Reilly does not relate his "war zone experience".