Sentence examples for some subcomponents from inspiring English sources

Rather, we expected some subcomponents to be more severely impaired than others, and substantial heterogeneity in the individual "deficit patterns".

Some subcomponents of EF are measured as part of this overlap, such as planning, cognitive flexibility, problem solving and inhibitory control.

Each measure (or in some cases subcomponent of measures) was translated at least twice independently.

Applications are created from various building blocks, along with many different subcomponents, some of which are compiled in, meaning included as source code.

The regions in the Multiple-Demand cortex have been further fractionated by some authors into subcomponents (Hampshire and Owen, 2006; Hampshire et al., 2012).

Some of the subcomponents measured with objective methods such as accelerometers have been shown to be associated with glucose regulation in non-pregnant populations.

There are seven components of pedagogical knowledge, some of which have subcomponents.

In contrast, note how Fraser uses only some, but not all, subcomponents of the Rigidity of Employment index, without justification of the choice.6 Note also that the Nonwage labour costs component is collected and reported by the World Bank, but has not been used for constructing indicators or country rankings while both the WEF and Fraser, in some editions, have done precisely this.

Some conceptualize resilience and vulnerability as subcomponents of each other (Turner et al. 2003), while others see one or both concepts as subcomponents of other umbrella terms, for example, risk (Cutter et al. 2008; Aven 2011).

Some components are unitary, and others have subcomponents because participants reasoned about different aspects of the same overarching pedagogical component.

Such a statement was supported by some experimental data showing that genes encoding subcomponents of a complex displayed the same pattern of regulation of their expressions [ 34, 35].