The phrase "are modulated according to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing how something is adjusted or changed based on specific criteria or conditions.
Example: "The signals are modulated according to the frequency of the incoming data."
Alternatives: "are adjusted based on" or "are altered in accordance with".
In order to achieve robust band selectivity the amplitude and phase of the shaped RF pulses are modulated according to a numerically optimized function.
The frequency and phase of the incident wave are modulated according to the characteristics of the movement amplitude.
In this paper, we focus on target tracking from preprocessed detections originating from the television or radio broadcasting signals that are modulated according to the digital audio broadcasting (DAB) or digital video broadcasting (DVB) standards [2, 3].
Each trajectory is associated to a virtual memory slot, where the trail is saved, and to a previously selected set of device parameters, which are modulated according to the radius length.
Whether these processes are modulated according to the phosphorylation state of laminin remain to be investigated.
The scores are modulated according to the genomic conservation based on the phastcons score [ 7] and to the SIFT [ 17] and PolyPhen v2 [ 23] scores to assess the effect of amino acid change on the protein function.
And that will be the signal that will be modulated, according to the carrier.
The levels of oxygen, ascorbic and citric acid were modulated according to a Central Composite Design.
They are liquid ammoniates which can be used from room temperature up to 80°C, and whose conductivity and p(NH3) can be modulated according to requirements.
Using quantitative multiplex PCR assay, the gene expression levels for several genes shown to be modulated according to the microarray experiments, such as apolipoprotein D (Apol D), E-cadherin, and cyclin A2, were confirmed.
In other words, it showed that the movement velocity is modulated according to the target size and distance during motor programming or during the final approach, independently of the final variability of the hand position.
