The phrase "and the modulation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or variations in a particular aspect, such as sound, signals, or other measurable phenomena.
Example: "The study focuses on the effects of temperature on the modulation of sound waves in different environments."
Alternatives: "and the variation of" or "and the adjustment of".
The Arsonist explores similar themes to Miller's last novel, The Senator's Wife: marriage, family and the modulation of relationships over time, about which Miller writes with penetrating honesty.
A result, bond market experts say, has been the expansion of credit to consumers, greater liquidity and flexibility for lenders and the modulation of risk for corporations.
He addresses these functions through detailed discourses on perspective that include explanations of perspectival systems based on geometry, proportion, and the modulation of light and shade.
This effect and the modulation of GABA-mediated transmission might explain CSD inhibition by gabapentin.
For instance, the mixture toxicity of MP-associated compounds and the modulation of the compounds' bioavailability need to be integrated.
And the modulation of these tiny movements on the radar echo spectrum is called the micro-Doppler effect.
This effect was supported by bacteria beneficial effect on photochemical apparatus and the modulation of its oxidative stress machinery.
Cell viability and the modulation of CD86 expression (ΔCD86) in response to 500 µmM4 mM HBA with or without irradiation are shown in Fig. 5B.
In the amygdala these processes likely reflect relevance detection and the modulation of regions associated with stimulus processing [8], [44], [50].
In this work, we developed a computational framework for proposing associations between the ADRs of clinically approved drugs and the modulation of underlying biological pathways.
By combining human genetic approaches with high-throughput receptor screening, we have identified an important link between taste receptor function and the modulation of glucose homeostasis.
