High-throughput genotyping arrays provide a standardized resource for plant breeding communities that are useful for a breadth of applications including high-density genetic mapping, genome-wide association studies (GWAS), genomic selection (GS), complex trait dissection, and studying patterns of genomic diversity among cultivars and wild accessions.
Thus, collections that span a range of physical scales and cover the species' geographic range are most likely to capture the greatest breadth of useful adaptations.
This was useful in understanding the breadth of Makers' pathways and how they overlap with one another and intersect with engineering.
We acknowledge the inherent trade-off in statistical power compared to studies focusing on larger numbers of specimens but fewer methods; nevertheless, we feel that the results of our investigation will be especially useful due to their breadth and due to the advantages of comparing carefully controlled treatment/control pairs.
The volume of case studies drawn upon, although useful in their analytic breadth, could be overwhelming for the novice reader.
Looking at the item curves in relation to each other provides useful information on the breadth of measurement of an instrument.
Nearly 70% of our SNP loci were variable in both Chinese and Indian individuals, making them useful for comparing the breadth of genomic variation between these populations, something that cannot be done with AIMs.
These additional subjects can be used to add breadth or depth to the proposed curriculum, and might be useful to explore advanced topics relevant to the student's thesis research in later years.
These two useful properties are used to develop a Breadth-First Search BFSS) algorithm that generates the complete path set of S, denoted by Π 1, and use it to calculate R(S) using (11).
Books now compete with web-based electronic resources, and the challenge for authors and publishers is how to provide accurate and timely information with sufficient depth and breadth to be useful in the workplace.
