Sentence examples for module with which from inspiring English sources

In fact, most PET scanners are hybrid devices that include a CT module, with which a CT for attenuation correction can be acquired.

Where components were not disjoint (i.e. were connected to multiple modules), the component was manually assigned to the module with which the majority of nodes were connected.

Then, starting at the smallest module, we associate the module with the other larger module with which it is most often clustered, and proceed to the next smallest module, and so on.

This process has been suggested to take place at the plasma membrane, possibly through a phosphoinositide interaction module with which BtpA inserts itself in the membrane [ 23- 25].

When characterizing the Mediator and RNAPII interaction in vitro a couple of years ago, RNAPII was typically visualized as binding to the Mediator through the previously defined 'Tail' module, which was far away from the formerly identified 'Head' module with which RNAPII should interact.

Having defined a set of modules with which to distinguish between global and local differences we were then able to quantify the degree of β-diversity for each module in each subtype and perform all pair-wise comparisons between the five intrinsic subtypes and normal breast tissue We performed a total of 30 pair-wise comparisons per module across all stages and subtypes.

In the alluvial diagram described in section 4, we want to associate each nonsignificant module with the module together with which it most likely forms a subset.

We show that for each coupling, a range of modules exists, with which the maximum performance of the THP can be approached, by simply adapting the electrical current for each condition.

We then inspected the functional relevance of each pathway and its terminal TF to the module and regulator with which it was associated.

Without on-line catalogues and the circulation and acquisition modules of software with which on-line catalogues are linked, libraries would simply not have been able to process all the books and journals that were arriving on their loading docks.

But although to some extent Malthouse was representing the Mayor, the Mayor himself has long enjoyed a relationship with the British press (and its media in general) that could illuminate the matters with which module three is concerned in particularly instructive ways.