Sentence examples for resources for mapping from inspiring English sources

The long generation interval (13 years) for saltwater crocodiles [ 22], coupled with the relative infancy of the industry, means that no deep pedigrees are available for making DNA resources for mapping.

As part of the plan to beef up safety and security along a 350-mile stretch of the Arizona border, the United States is committing three additional surveillance helicopters, more than 75 border and rescue agents, and more resources for mapping and electronic communications.

The completion of several sequencing projects provided abundant resources for mapping SDs in mammalian genomes.

It is therefore strategic for field pea breeding to develop large new resources for mapping and genetic improvement.

Our method for accurate mSFP detection and the mSFP identified will greatly facilitate large-scale studies of genome variation in the P. falciparum parasite and provide useful resources for mapping important parasite traits.

By combining these sheets into seamless layers that can be navigated online, and combining them with other available data sources, such as the 1945 Village Statistics, historic photography, oral histories and present day digital maps and data, this platform seeks to offer an invaluable resource for mapping the transformation in the human geography of historic Palestine over the past 70+ years.

Isolated populations are a useful resource for mapping complex traits due to shared stable environment, reduced genetic complexity and extended Linkage Disequilibrium (LD) compared to the general population.

The domestic dog is a rich resource for mapping the genetic components of phenotypic variation due to its unique population history involving strong artificial selection.

For all other chromosomes, these two libraries provide a sufficient number and distribution of markers to effectively span at least 90% of any given chromosome, therefore providing a valuable and effective marker resource for mapping the Peromyscus genome.

This RH panel will be an invaluable resource for mapping gene based markers, developing a complete marker scaffold for the whole genome sequence assembly, fine mapping of markers and functional characterization of genes and gene networks present on the D-genome.

Moreover, we propose that the expanding database of post-translational modifications will be a valuable resource for mapping the topology of membrane-associated proteins, such as DHCR24, that is, flagging cytosolic residues accessible to modifying enzymes such as kinases and ubiquitin ligases.