Sentence examples for be a general module from inspiring English sources
That's the right way.' [professional involved in research, teaching and guideline development] Respondents argued that psychosocial care should be a general module within all DTCs.
The presence of LON-only sequences has been known in several prokaryotic species and its presence in Arabidopsis and rice proteomes suggests that LON domain may have been recruited as a general module for regulating protein-protein interactions, particularly for targeted protein degradation[ 56].
Since same-class diseases such as cancers share many things in common, an approach widely adopted in recent years to develop QOL instruments for diseases within a common class is to combine a general module for the entire class of disease with specific modules for individual diseases to capture both common features within the disease class and disparities among different disease members.
The LysM domain is a widespread protein module, which the available evidence suggests is a general peptidoglycan-binding module in cell surface proteins associated with cell wall degradation [ 33].
A general module was designed specifically for the routine synthesis of [18F]FET, which could be suitable for the present two chemical methods with simple modifications.
In nonlinear dynamic systems, synchrony through oscillation and frequency modulation is a general control strategy to coordinate multiple modules in response to external signals.
The third and final module is a general PK model for monoclonal antibodies, including specific target binding that is linked to the first two modules to study the action of drug on the system.
Proteins are generally modular in nature where each module or domain is a general designation for recurrent protein fragments with distinct structure, function and/or evolutionary history with autonomous folding and function retaining capability [ 2, 3].
We observed the same trends for this network as for the other networks we analyzed (see the "exclude-para" row in Table 2) indicating that module-based conservation is a general trend that is independent of sequence conservation.
