Sentence examples for from the same module from inspiring English sources

This would pose a certain challenge for teachers, requiring them to collaborate with colleagues in their own institutions (being a little more complicated than if the learning outcomes all came from the same module).

For each eQTL node, we connected it to Ni gene nodes: with probability p, a gene node randomly selected from the same module was connected to the eQTL; otherwise a gene node randomly selected from the whole gene node set was connected to the eQTL.

For example, the vectorial model requires that, under turnover conditions, no ketosynthase ACP pair from the same module be simultaneously occupied by two growing polyketide chains.

Based on the theory of phase locking and our results so far, one anticipates genes from the same module to be highly interactive among themselves.

The Perl module Functions.pm contains functions that are called by the procedures from the module Procedures.pm and functions that are called by other functions from the same module.

Thus, KS** has high specificity for the ACP from the same module, whereas KS* prefers the ACP domain of the upstream module.

Very similar profiles were observed for the same modules from Wagyu×Hereford animals (data not shown).

[Information from Laboratory Computer (LINC) (1960?), assembled from the same modules, with real-time access ports. Output could be displayed on Tektronix 560 Memory Oscilloscope (to be displayed). There were also combinations, namely the LINC-8 (1966-1969) and LINC-12. The PDP-8 had a military, hardened version, the Army Navy Ground-based Data Processing Komputer 6 (AN/GYK-6).

Contrary to a previous study (Saetrom et al., 2007), we noticed that most target sites of miRNAs from the same modules were not within the range of 10 130 nucleotides.

For example, at a module homogeneity value of 0.5, on average only half of the edges connected to the nodes of a module come from members of the same module and the other half of the connections are randomly connected to nodes outside the module.

In the remaining cases (27%) there is symmetric divergence, where both paralogs are reassigned to the same module, distinct from the ancestral one (e.g., the ribonucleotide-diphosphate reductases SER3 and SER33, Figure 10C, case 4).