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A functional module is a group of components and their interactions that can be attributed a specific biological function [ 61].

By functional module one typically means a group of cellular components and their interactions that can be attributed a specific biological function [ 11].

In 1999, Hartwell et al. [ 9] introduced a notion of a functional module, a group of cellular components and their interaction that can be attributed a specific biological function.

Each CGH experiment was attributed a specific set of cut-offs to minimize the number of falsely assigned genes.

The MBs have been shown to be the site for learning odors, and a learned odor is attributed a specific valence after learning (when the animal is in the right motivational state).

More recently, nicotine was attributed a specific odor of its own and it was shown to cause burning pain sensations in the mouth and nose, prevented by mecamylamine, a selective antagonist of the neuronal nicotinic acetylcholine receptor channel (nAChR) (14, 37).

Part of the left anterior temporal lobe the part herein referred to as the temporal pole BA 38 and the tip of superior temporal gyrus anterior to BA 21, along with the middle part of the middle temporal gyrus (in BA 21), was attributed a specific and necessary role in mapping concepts to words in production, in a study by Schwartz and colleagues (2009).

Calcineurin has been attributed a fiber type-specific role in inducing fast-to-slow transitions in MyHC isoforms (Chin et al. 1998).

Most ASA and SDO records can be attributed to a specific discipline, providing a valuable indicator of specialization-specific resource utilization by the population.

Thus, the observed antiproliferative activity of the most potent compounds in the series is not due to non-specific cytotoxicity but must be attributed to a specific cellular target and is selective towards human prostate carcinoma cells.

The observed deficit can be attributed to a specific dysfunction of a previously identified left-hemispheric frontoparietal neural network.