"component belonging" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, and may be employed when referring to the relationship of an individual part to the system as a whole.
For example, "This component's belonging to the larger mechanism is vital for its success."
However genes encoding the CusC outer membrane channel component, belonging to OMF family was absent (Kulathila et al. 2011).
A modular approach consisting in a progressive assembling of each component belonging to the intake and exhaust systems is used to investigate the influence of these components on volumetric efficiency through brake torque chassis dynamometer tests.
A marker is a connected component belonging to an image, which can be an internal one associated with objects of interest or an external one associated with the background.
Hence, if a component belonging to a state is degraded and not synthesized at the same time it cannot be TRUE, regardless of any other reactions.
In a similar way to Akt, cAMP-dependent protein kinase (PKA), another component belonging to the AGC kinase group, is able to bind and phosphorylate all IP3Rs, and type III with a certain efficiency.
What kind of cognitive component belongs to faith, then?
Here, MeanDistance measures the mean belonging likelihood, the less value the MeanDistance has, the more likelihood this component belong to the vertex t.
This component belongs to both economical and cyber-physical layers because the calculation of the energy price implicitly relies on the values of the marginal costs and GSFs.
(13), (18) 2. ({n}) Number of global motion DoFs of the top plate Details of step 1, Eqs. (13), (18) 3. Subscripts: (_{Ld}) Denote component belongs to DAM Eqs.
After calibration of the base comfort temperature, we found that the upper threshold of this component varies from at least 22.62 °C for Ardebil to 25.94 °C for Dorudzan station and the low threshold of this component belongs to Ardebil with at least 20.13 °C up to its maximum value with 22 °C which belongs to Dorudzan.
We use the left subscript to identify the gene for which the component belongs to.
