Sentence examples for by the modalities from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the standard DICOM objects and classes for nuclear medicine (NM, PT) and computed tomography (CT) are used to communicate the actual image data created by the modalities.
By the modalities of the used pulse protocol and the shape of the recorded currents we can state that voltage-gated channels were activated.
His music, the composer Erkki Salmenhaara said, "was stylistically influenced to a great extent by the modality, endless repetition and narrow compass of ancient Finnish folk music and the rhythm of 'Kalevala' poetry -- much like primitive Russian folk music was later to influence the music of Stravinsky".
Second, only the stratal model theorizes interpersonal metaphors, because interpersonal metaphors result from the non-congruent realization of speech function by the modality system in lexicogrammar.
Content-chaining is marked by the modality pluralism of languaging in digital spaces (see also Gynne and Bagga-Gupta 2015; Messina Dahlberg 2015).
The task is here defined by the modality and the precision demand.
These results suggest that the modality used to define the time intervals has an influence on the level of association between tasks, and that the behavioral relations of the perceptual tasks were the most affected by the modality.
Hence, these findings suggest that the modality used to define the time intervals has also some influence on the level of association between tasks, and that the functional relations of the perceptual tasks could be affected by the modality, which is a phenomenon that we already described using slope and correlation analyses [5].
This finding shows that the prognosis of small tumours is not influenced by the modality of diagnosis.
Evidence for such flexible and task-dependent recruitment of modality-specific features in representations is provided by the modality-switch effect.
Research disciplines across different modalities (e.g. genetic, biological, psychological, social) commonly exhibit this bias – whatever is found to be influenced by the modality of interest is 'confirmed', and whatever is not found to be influenced is 'unexplained'unexplained
