Sentence examples for general module from inspiring English sources
We propose that the mechanochemical feedbacks underlying wave generation in keratocytes may constitute a general module for establishing excitable actin dynamics in other cellular contexts.
The module chosen for this study is a compulsory first-year general module on Cognitive Processes and Problem Solving that all polytechnic students enrolled in.
A general module was designed specifically for the routine synthesis of [18F]FET, which could be suitable for the present two chemical methods with simple modifications.
The writing samples provided by two examinees in the two writing tasks which teachers in the first stage of the study had completed were adopted from Cambridge IELTS 11 (General Module), a letter writing and an essay writing tasks.
To assess the writing proficiency of the teachers, two writing tasks were adopted from Cambridge IELTS 11 (General Module) which includes authentic International English Language Testing System (IELTS) exam papers.
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The infrastructure consists of 3 general modules, the loaders, parsers and wrappers (see Figure 6).
In general, modules are understood as groups of densely interconnected nodes that are only sparsely connected with the rest of the network.
The weak preservation of co-expression modules in methylation data and vice- versa shows that in general modules (clusters) of expression probes do not correspond to modules of methylation probes.
The parental version of the CHRIs-General module includes two principal sections.
The school-aged child version (ages 5 12) of the CHRIs-General module elicits the child's rating of their own health and functioning using pictorial response sets, while the adolescent version (ages 13 18) is text-based with parallel wording to the parent version.
