The advantage is that being part of the same institution, students are able to seamlessly combine modules studied overseas with those studied in the UK.
This can be studied remotely, module by module – something which has proved very popular with practising OTs who can pursue their own research interests but also combine modules from other disciplines such as speech and language and physiotherapy.
Since each type of module is prepared separately, this method also may allow the assembly of culture systems that combine modules made from different materials, and that contain cells with different culture requirements.
One way is to combine modules from a pre-determined set, a menu [ 16, 48, 49].
Modularity implies independence of modules, therefore it allows for flexibility to combine modules on the one hand and for harmonisation on the other hand.
The combined module is tested in the applications in a model house.
The main conclusions can be drawn as follows: (1) A combined co-phase power supply system, which can work with a single-phase and three-phase combined module, or a single-phase and single-phase combined module, is able to eliminate phase split at the exit of a substation.
The earlier modules have module codes G1, G2, and G3 respectively, and the combined module's code is G1 3.
The overall score for the combined module leaflets was 75, placing them in the "fairly easy to read" category [ 47].
To that end, we combined module identification (Gat-Viks et al., 2010) with causality testing (Neto et al., 2013) in a unified pipeline that relies on the definition of linked relationships so that candidate modules can be filtered out prior to the validation stage.
