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Students who complete the BusinessWorks module not only graduate with more practical work experience and an enhanced CV, but also with industry-recognised professional project management qualifications, giving them an edge in the graduate jobs market.

The module not only carry through parametric modeling of front and rear suspension and other subsystems of chassis quickly and compactly, but also can carry on the analysis and optimization of various factors those have crucial impact on ride comfort.

This module not only exposes students to QTL analysis, which is a relatively new tool in molecular biology/genetics but also exposes them to various bioinformatic tools weaving them together into a cohesive, comprehensible unit.

In this work, each column on the bottom layer module not only functions as a "stopper" to seal each cylindrical microbioreactor chamber in each column) but also acts as the compartment to accommodate the cancer cells in 3 different formats for 2D monolayer, 3D, and spheroid cell culture.

Whilst the design of the content and the learning and teaching approach had been planned and prepared before the module commenced, the research team continually reflected throughout the module, not only on the impact of the drawing exercises but also on the impact of the research process on the student participants.

These cell junction modules not only can contribute to the interaction of epithelial cells and provide a barrier against increased migration and invasion in EMT[2], but also can lead to cell contact inhibition based on cell communication [55].

An evolutionary corollary to modularity comes from the observation, that tightly connected modules not only show a high degree of functional homogeneity but are largely evolutionary conserved as orthologs in other organisms [4], [5], [6].

Moreover, it indicates that modules not only tend to interrelate to other modules involved in similar processes, but also to modules implicated in dissimilar or complementary roles.

We attempted to identify coexpression modules using an alternative module-finding algorithm developed by Ogata et al. This algorithm detects coexpression modules not only by using PCC cutoff, but also by evaluating density and connectivity of networks.

This showed that CT-PPI modules were not only modules in function, but showed modular behaviour in structure.

This surprising result suggests that polarity regulation by the Scribble module involves not only antagonistic interactions with the Par module at the cell cortex, but also an important transcriptional component that may be regulated similarly to the mitogenic upd3 enhancer studied here.