Sentence examples for tentative mapping from inspiring English sources

This work presents the first tentative mapping of interchromosomal interactions using EST and mRNA data.

We have made a tentative mapping of EST and mRNA sequences to the human genome in the hope of identifying potential gene-gene or locus-locus interactions.

They offer the prospect, first, of having a surrogate-based map of predicted biota to tentatively fill the gaps in our present maps of the occurrence of species and, second, of operating an efficient, cost-effective survey program to progressively ground-truth such a tentative map with real discoveries.

We chose eight of these markers and compared their expression patterns relative to our tentative map of rhombomeric units and the observed raphe nuclei primordia at E12.5, E14.5, E16.5 and E18.5 (E16.5 data not shown).

As a first step towards a tentative synthetic map avoiding parent-specific pseudolinkages, the two parental maps were compared at different LOD scores using 133 common markers (79 SSRs and 54 DArTs markers) serving as anchors.

Among the items on the agenda are the question of membership for three more countries — Albania, Croatia and Macedonia — and a more tentative "road map" toward membership for Ukraine and Georgia, both former republics of the Soviet Union.

In this recommendation, there is the tentative to map the parameters defining the QoS into the QoE perceived by a user.

In this paper, the process and methodology of the screening potential reservoir and ranking of preferred engineering site are depicted and furthermore the tentative road map concerning Tai-Power's CCS technology development for coal- fired power plant is introduced.

Sitting out of sight of the main residence, that portion has a tentative tract map for division into 13 lots.

The review and the tentative conceptual map provided a useful overview for researchers interested in ORC in general, and of OR for KT in CC in particular.

More detailed functional annotations were performed by mapping tentative unique genes (TUGs) to the Gene Ontology Consortium structure which provided a structured and controlled vocabulary to describe gene products according to three ontologies: cellular components, biological processes and molecular functions.