Sentence examples for being able to modulate from inspiring English sources
"Being able to modulate those messages by directly controlling the RNA has important implications for influencing a cell's fate".
There are two challenges associated with realizing a successful NURBS trajectory generator minimizing feedrate fluctuations and being able to modulate the feed continuously.
That is not always the case with the traditional systems, where the police officer can behave like a "judge" by being able to modulate tolerance margins and thus establishing the legality or otherwise of certain speeds [36] or by showing leniency [13, 31].
Druggability was defined as the likelihood of being able to modulate the activity of the protein target with a small-molecule drug [27], [28].
Next, each of the 57 sequences was assessed for druggability that is defined as the likelihood of being able to modulate a target's activity with a small-molecule drug [27], [28].
One explanation for cGMP but not NO being able to modulate the HCN channels could be that dialysis with the intracellular recording solution inhibits NO-evoked cGMP formation.
"I am sure there are broader human characteristics that people would like to be able to modulate," says Dana Carroll.
And certainly when I watch them in rehearsal it's a revelation to see how these two Bolshoi-trained artists are able to modulate their high-impact style to the very differently nuanced, grounded styles of their three contemporary choreographers.
"It would be interesting to be able to modulate this so that it confers just the good part, without affecting too much growth," he said.
Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) is able to modulate pain response to capsaicin.
