Sentence examples for be caused or modulated from inspiring English sources
Such traits are not inherited in a monogenic mendelian fashion, but are expected to be caused or modulated by subtle differences in multiple different types of regulation, including miRNA-mediated regulation.
Although clone virulence does increase with increasing parasite densities overall [ 32], there is variation about this relationship which may be caused by differential propensity to modulate pathological immune responses.
The model makes testable predictions concerning the duration and delay of the temporal episodes of V1 cell responses as well as their response variations that were caused by modulating feedback signals.
Changes in growth rates would be caused by any change in hydraulic conductivity or in osmotic potential, with no need to modulate turgor pressure.
If Sse1 is involved in modulating this super-pathway then our mutants may be affected in the ability to synthesize either histidine or adenine (or both) and toxic intermediates on this pathway may also be caused to accumulate.
While single gene mutations can occasionally trigger an oncogenic state, it is more often the context-dependent interplay between genes that causes or modulates cancerous growth.
These findings raise two important questions: what is the role of CGRP in the transmission of nociceptive signals and whether CGRP causes or modulates pain?
Approximately, one-third of all inherited disorders and some forms of cancer are caused by nonsense or frame shift mutations that introduce PTCs, and NMD can modulate the clinical phenotype of these diseases.
The enriched expressions of these molecules in response to visual inputs could cause or modulate plasticity in the primate V1.
Badcock and Crespi have advanced the bold hypothesis that most cases are caused by mutations that disturb developmental pathways modulated by imprinted genes.
These effects on bone cells are caused by increased production of peptides in tumor-bearing patients, some of which act at short range and some at a distance as systemic or hormonal factors, which then modulate bone cell activity.
