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The differences in the modulation between the two drift cycles are compelling when the compression ratio is made latitude dependent but at Earth this effect is insignificant.

The differences in the modulation of protons, electrons and positrons are illustrated for such conditions and the main contributions to this global process, including particle drifts, are discussed.

We evaluated whether the differences in the modulation of inflammatory cytokines and ROS/NO generation observed between septic patients and healthy volunteers were influenced by the expression of CD163 on monocytes.

We assessed whether the differences in the modulation of the generation of ROS, NO IL-6, and TNF-α observed between septic patients and healthy volunteers were influenced by CD163 expression on the surfaces of monocytes.

To this end, the differences in the modulation brought about by each of three choices for the heliospheric magnetic field, i.e. the unmodified Parker field, the Smith Bieber modified field, and the Jokipii Kóta modified field, are studied as typical well-known cases.

As expected, controls exhibited clear differences in the modulation of fingertip contact points to object CM in the blocked vs. random condition.

Thus, chronic exposure to estrogen positively alters cerebrovascular function, at least in younger F. Interestingly, there appear to be striking sex-differences in the modulation of cerebrovascular arterial tone, with M arteries exhibiting greater myogenic tone in response to increasing pressure as compared to F [ 2].

As for the effect of stimulus emotional value, Stolarova et al. [ 35] found a difference in the modulation of C1 elicited by aversive vs. neutral stimuli at 65-90 ms post-stimulus, suggesting an involvement of primary visual areas in affective evaluations.

These seasonal differences in the daily modulation pattern in the power output of cluster 2 (biogas plants and liquid CHP plants) are depicted in Fig. 2.

Due to the differences in the signal modulation involved as well as the differences in the bandwidths utilized by each channel, energy spectral densities corresponding to signals transmitted for different wireless services can be expected to be different.

When averaging the modulation factors for each of the 24 h of the day over the course of the 2-year time series and differentiating in winter and summer time, the seasonal differences in the daily modulation pattern of power output from cluster 2 can be mapped to cover the full 2-year time series and empirically underline the typical patterns shown in Fig. 1.