Sentence examples for the majority of mapping from inspiring English sources

It has been noted in the majority of mapping studies, but rarely to the extent seen in this analysis.

To date, this has led to use of interspecific crosses for the majority of mapping in allotetraploid cotton, such as the one utilized in this effort of G. hirsutum (line TM-1) by G. barbadense (line 3-79) (Yu et al. 2012).

The majority of mapping models in the literature have mapped to EQ-5D, and as a result models are used that are appropriate for the distribution of EQ-5D responses which is typically bi-modal or tri-modal with a large proportion of responses at 1 (see Longworth and Rowen [ 22] for an overview).

The majority of map error resulted from spectral confusion between harvested areas and rock outcroppings exposed by fire and from mislabeling harvested unburned islands as post-fire logging.

The majority of maps still designate only a physical place at a certain point in time, where all social processes that constitute reality stand still (Schlögel 2003), even though there have been major steps forward in mapping dynamics.

Discrepancies were corrected using the sequence present in the majority of mapped read sequences.

The majority of mapped reads in cochlear and vestibular sensory epithelia, 96.9% in the cochlea and 97.6% in the vestibule, were uniquely mapped to a single miRNA.

Although proportionally more of the initial sessions are classed as unstable, the majority of MAP and HR changes are beneficial in nature.

The average map interval length on remaining rye maps exceeds 4.0 cM [ 2], in the majority of maps it is greater than 7 cM, i.e. 7.4 [ 6], 7.9 [ 4], 9.9 [ 7], 12.2 [ 8].

The majority of the mapping using IDs from public resources was done using mapping services and tables provide on the Protein Information Resource (PIR) web site (http://proteininformationresource.org/pirwww/search/idmapping.shtml) and FTP site (ftp://ftp.pir.georgetown.edu/databases/iproclass/).edu/databases/iproclass/

While the majority of the mapping information is bought in from third-party providers, those providers fall short of universal coverage, particularly in some nations where location information is controlled by government regulations.