Sentence examples for example manipulation from inspiring English sources

For example, manipulation of one specific brain region can change many cognitive and emotional functions, in parallel.

Eight trials compared a specific physiotherapy intervention, for example manipulation, to no management, sham or placebo.

For example, manipulation of the chemokine signaling pathways highlighted in these studies should allow a direct assessment of their role in normal involution.

Participants of the workshop, "Research Needs for Opportunistic Pathogens in Premise Plumbing," took the view that novel approaches are needed: for example, manipulation of the chemistry or microbiome of drinking water distribution systems and premise plumbing.

For example, manipulation of innate fear in infected rats is optimized and not maximized ; suggesting that a dynamic balance exists for the parasite between the costs and benefits of the manipulation.

The potential for yoga to have a longer term influence is more likely than, for example, manipulation, as yoga participants will be encouraged to practise the technique at home between classes, and to continue with home practice after the classes have been completed.

For example, manipulations of the peripheral immune system can directly modulate social behaviour18, and inflammatory cytokines have been implicated in mood disorders19.

For example, manipulations of facial expression and posture appear to induce emotional states and influence how affective information is processed.

For example, manipulations of genes involved in the insulin signaling and the target-of-rapamycin pathways have been causally linked to lifespan regulation in flies (reviewed in ).

For example manipulations that promote a concrete processing style appear to have benefits for aspects of psychological functioning including autobiographical memory specificity (Watkins and Teasdale 2001, 2004) and emotional reactivity (Watkins et al. 2008), when compared to manipulations that encourage ruminative thinking.

For example, manipulations which move local cues (textured and coloured surfaces) relative to distal cues produced a heterogeneous response [58]: some place fields maintained their position relative to the local cues; some followed the visual distal cues; and others (∼40%) exhibited more complex responses, possibly indicative of joint influences  [59].