Sentence examples for be subjected to modulation from inspiring English sources

Because the three-dimensional structural information of the full-length ABL is not available at this time, we could only interpret these results to suggest that the three different kinase N-lobe conformations [30] may be subjected to modulation by the ABL C-terminal region involving the NLS-2, the NLS-3 and the helix-4 of the FABD.

However, when observing tolerance, sensitization, dependence, and abstinence, it is clear that pharmacological responses in vivo can be subjected to modulation by homeostatic mechanisms.

LRP5 and LRP6 are closely related cell surface receptors that belong to the expanding low density lipoprotein receptor (LDLR) family [1], [5], and are subjected to modulation by secreted antagonists [1], [5].

Chlorophyll biosynthesis in plants is subjected to modulation by various environmental factors.

It is suggested that this oscillatory activity may be subject to modulation in the basal ganglia, with dopamine acting as an indicator of movement-related stimuli that reduces the level of synchronous β activity [20].

Mathematical modeling experiments suggest that MMP activity is not mediated by acidic pH and therefore may not be subject to modulation by alkalinization [ 22].

Additionally, higher order afferents to the motor cortex (e.g. premotor and prefrontal input) could also be subject to modulation, as well as other subcortical nuclei (Asanuma et al., 2006).

Particularly this latter aspect of PARP-1 function might be subject to modulation by SUMO, as suggested by the finding that the modifier interferes with the enzyme's function as a co-activator of HIF1-α [32].

The metabolic fate of endogenous ceramide production may also be subjected to pharmacological modulation.

The epigenetic coding status, at any given chromosomal location, is subject to modulation by noncoding RNAs and remodeling complexes.

Further, the respiratory drive from this sensory mechanism is subject to modulation via changes in the circulatory status, most likely within the arterial side.