The phrase "a similar modulation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or variations in a particular context, often in fields like music, science, or technology.
Example: "The study revealed a similar modulation of the signal in both experiments, indicating consistent results."
Alternatives: "an analogous variation of" or "a comparable adjustment of".
These data showed that RITA and nutlin3a differentially modulated the cell cycle and that RITA induced a similar modulation of the cell cycle in TP53 wt and TP53 mutated HMCLs.
Importantly, a similar modulation of the P inc) from 700 to 800 msec was found in children with intermediate number word knowledge.
If a similar modulation of the MDR phenotype occurs in vivo, then the duration of treatment with NOM becomes important.
It is not known whether a similar modulation of walking by visual perception occurred in old A30P flies.
After polarization of patient and healthy donor monocytes, we measured a similar modulation of these phenotypic markers in all three groups.
r-M1/l-M1 connectivity did not show a similar modulation of corticospinal excitability as r-IFG/l-M1 and r-preSMA/l-M1 probes did (main effect of site: F2,14 = 6.79; p = 0.008).
Besides, it has been recently raised that Res inhibited human CRC cell growth and induced apoptosis through up-regulating miR-34a, a homologue of miR-34c, implying a possible similar modulation of Res on miR-34c expression [ 17].
In addition, the second pair of contrasting genotypes showed a similar modulation in gene expression.
A similar modulation was found in CPC-B+ cells.
Eckermann et al. ([1997]) suggested that the MJO-modulated tropospheric convection causes similar modulation of the intensity of the upward propagating gravity waves and nonmigrating diurnal tide, and as these waves break/dissipate in the MLT region, they drive intraseasonal variation in the ambient wind.
Similar modulation of the cellular target of aptamer C10.36 was not possible, as this target is not yet known.
