The phrase "a modality so that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a specific method or approach that enables a particular outcome or purpose.
Example: "We need to establish a modality so that we can effectively communicate our findings to the team."
Alternatives: "a method to ensure" or "an approach that allows".
This results in a distinct spatio-temporal ordering for each of the sense modalities, so that an intuitive order of smells, as well as an intuitive order of tastes (and so forth) are given in experience.
Indeed, Page et al. [10] state that "bees who are sensitive to sucrose are also sensitive to stimuli of other modalities" so that "sucrose responsiveness can be used as a robust indicator for general differences of processing information in the central nervous system".
It is thus joint impression, the correlation of the flows of sensation through two (or more) sensory modalities, so that the sensations one "vary with the varieties" of another, that accounts for the fact that we have ideas at all.
However, there is also overlapping diagnostic information provided by both modalities, so that the combined use of the hybrid technique with regards to a potential incremental value for both diagnostic purposes and individual risk stratification of heart diseases has to be evaluated.
We believe that the REACT study is the first scalable public health attempt at examining the comparative effectiveness of previously developed lifestyle intervention modalities so that informed decisions can be made regarding primary prevention of diabetes and CVD.
Therefore, it cannot be excluded that the quantity of differentially expressed genes depends on the biological features of the cells and adapted treatment modalities, so that for example, different antibody concentrations or different incubation times might lead to similar numbers of regulated genes.
"But there has not been a big new treatment modality for a long time, so that is why people are excited.
A staging system using degree of fixation and other prognostic factors should be developed so that appropriate treatment modalities are applied to each case.
Subjects were asked to detect unisensory target stimuli (a blink and an "mmm" sound) so that we could study audiovisual integration without a bias to a particular sensory modality.
