The phrase "also be modulated to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to adjust or change something to a different state or condition.
Example: "The audio settings can also be modulated to enhance the listening experience."
Alternatives: "can also be adjusted to" or "may also be altered to".
By using this novel scheme of an OFDM optical system, not only odd subcarriers but also even subcarriers can be modulated to transmit a clipping optical signal.
Hsp72 serum levels may also be modulated according to the patient oxidant status [ 15] and prevent excessive gut apoptosis and inflammation in an age-dependent response to sepsis [ 49].
In addition to this basal function, macroautophagy can also be modulated in response to various forms of cellular stress, and the rate and cargoes of macroautophagy can be tailored to facilitate appropriate cellular responses in particular situations.
ODC activity can also be modulated in response to many signalling pathways including the epidermal growth factor receptor, phospho-inositide 3-kinase (PI3K), and estrogen receptor pathways [ 41- 44].
Apart from pore curvature, other material properties, such as the particle size, mesopore length and particle shape of SBA-15, can also be modulated or tuned to achieve the desired effect.
In order to control the size of oxide patterns, the anodization voltages should also be modulated in close relation to the tip loading forces.
Thus, this trait can vary intraindividually, and this opens the possibility that it may also be modulated by male skylarks reacting to a territorial challenge.
Aggregation behavior is also found to be modulated, and to lead to more rigid thiophene blocks, by addition of the oppositely charged surfactant sodium dodecylsulfate.
Gastrointestinal motility is also considered to be modulated by CGRP, and administration of this peptide induces a dose-dependent biphasic response [74], which could lead to episodes of diarrhea or constipation.
