The phrase "are available to modulate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that certain elements or factors can be adjusted or changed.
Example: "The settings on the device are available to modulate according to user preferences."
Alternatives: "can be adjusted" or "are subject to modification".
Although no longitudinal data from human patients are available to support this concept directly, the epigenetic machinery controlling var gene silencing may be modulated by external factors.
A range of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) techniques are now available to modulate human corticomotor excitability and plasticity.
This inhibitory effect by Gβγ adds a further regulatory nuance to the actions of a Gq-coupled receptor on AC2 regulation, which might be manifest in situations where PKC is not available to modulate activity.
This indicates that the structure-sensitive interaction of SWCNTs with the gel is available to be finely and selectively modulated by eluent composition.
There are many strategies available to modulate the rate of degradation of collagen by cross-linking [ 34] and alginate by oxidation [ 33].
There are many potential new therapeutic means now available to modulate immunosenescence and many others are expected to be available shortly.
There are no small molecule nonreceptor ligands available to modulate β-arrestin behavior, whose receptor-mediated activation results in receptor cargo moving to clathrin coated pits.
In addition, by nature, the physiotherapist's work depends on patient cooperation, and one of the treatment options available is to modulate factors inducing pain, which leads patients to discontinue mobilization exercises.
It might be argued that the extreme animals, as investigated here, might give a better impression of what opportunities might be available for modulating methane emissions.
This infers that carbon sources such as lactate and amino acids, which are available in many human niches, modulate the fitness of C. albicans cells in vivo, and furthermore that differential nutrient availability within diverse host niches has a strong influence upon the ability of Candida cells to counteract local stresses and resist pharmacological intervention.
