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Cliche et al.[28] who worked with SPOT simulation data prior to the satellite's launch showed that simulated 10-m resolution color images can be produced by modulating each SPOT MS (XS) band with PAN data individually, using three different intensity modulation (IM) methods.

The gap was produced by modulating the stimulus with a square wave.

Intensity modulated techniques rely on exploring the diffusive wave in tissue that is produced by modulating the light source with a frequency in a range of 100 MHz −1 GHz [ 2, 42– 42].

Both excitation light beams (the PT and the PA) are produced by directly modulated 830 nm laser diodes and are conveniently delivered to the volume under test by the same optical fiber.

Activin A plays a role in development of the immune system and is produced by and/or modulates the function of numerous immune cells including B cells, T cells, macrophages, mast cells, neutrophils and dendritic cells (DC), and this topic has been comprehensively reviewed elsewhere [ 24, 47].

Multiple pathways have been found to be involved in Sorafenib-mediated growth inhibition, especially apoptosis and autophagy [ 19, 31, 32] as well as others [ 33- 37] and several cytokines, or cytokine modulators that are produced by platelets can modulate Sorafenib activity [ 38].

Prostaglandins are produced by osteoblasts and act locally to modulate bone metabolism.

This paper explores the landscape of integrated sensory signals that are produced by flowers, and the contextual information that modulates pollinator responses to such signals.

Greater than 90% of peripheral serotonin is produced by gut enterochromaffin cells and acts to modulate gut motility.

Large quantities of type I IFN are produced by plasmacytoid dendritic cells to further modulate appropriate adaptive immune responses and immune cell development and maturation [3].

It is physiologically plausible that spontaneous fast oscillations are produced by a network of neurons whose excitability is modulated by a slow rhythm.