Sentence examples for modules with more from inspiring English sources

The hierarchical nature of the network allows the definition of large modules with more general functions that contain sub-modules with more specific functions, which are distinguished by sets of unique interactions.

A market analysis revealed that PV modules with more than 50 W power rating have a voltage rating higher than 12 V.

The tool provides a set of interactive visualizations to support software maintainers in answering questions such as: (a) Which are the modules with more bugs?

For these systems, the tool was able to identify the modules with more bugs, the average lifetime and complexity of the bugs, and the source code properties that are more likely to cause bugs.

Moreover, BugMaps-Granger provisualizationsations for identifying the modules with more bugs, the average lifetime and complexity of bugs, and the source code properties that are more likely to cause bugs.

Since the indicator of the roof cooling service in this study was the temporal mean of surface temperatures taken during sunny conditions, it is likely that modules with more consistent canopy biomass had lower average temperatures, because modules with more variability in biomass had higher temperatures when biomass was low.

One cluster that certainly represents a module with more than one function is the General stress response module.

There are a few rules for expanding: (i) a node will be assigned to the module which it directly connected with; (ii) if a node is attached to several modules, it will be assigned to the module with more nodes directly connected with it; (iii) this process ends when there are no more nodes that could be added to any module.

Since miRNAs tend to regulate large number of targets, we chose to further analyze only those candidate modules with relatively more mRNAs, i.e., modules with 10 or more mRNAs In total 47 out of 284 candidates were kept, which covered ~90% of the targets in the regulatory network (Additional file 1: Figure S3).

Dr. Marcotte wondered if humans might also share modules with much more distantly related organisms: plants.

The storm was so bad and lasted so long, they cut the Patch into modules with no more than a dozen people each.