The development section is more ordinary in style than that of the first movement, with frequent modulations, sequences, and fragmentation of the exposition's first theme (or the main theme of the rondo).
Figure 3 shows AFM images in two different scales for the sample with the InGaAs coverage of 5.7 ML, while keeping the same spacer thickness of 70 ML as in Fig. 1b. Figure 3a clearly demonstrates that the InGaAs nanostructures are better described as quantum wires, even though there is frequent height modulation among the wires observed.
The proposed technique is effective where frequent change of modulation index (MI) of SPWM is essential like grid-connected inverter applications.
In the list of groups of co-modulation patterns, ESR1− ERBB2 co-modulation was identified as the most frequent group with multiple modulators (Table 2).
Furthermore, β-adrenergic modulation is a frequent therapeutic intervention in the intensive care setting [ 4] - addressing the issue of its consequences in sepsis.
Furthermore, an analysis of approved drugs indicates that the modulation of several molecular targets is a frequent mechanism behind drug efficacy [ 4].
Bioassays investigating pro- and anti-angiogenesis modulation by different bioactive plants were the most frequent studies in natural products.
It can be envisaged that attachment protein overproduction in infected cells and the resulting viral receptor modulation in non-infected bystander cells is a frequent phenomenon during viral infection.
Frequent transfusion of blood product may result in transfusion-associated immune modulation (TRIM) which further increases host susceptibility to opportunistic infection.
Finally, in the case of modulations of the lowest MPF with the context, we explored modulation in this parameter in the subset of the most frequent syllable type as well as the unshared and shared syllables in order to test whether this parameter is changed by modifying given syllables or by switching to other syllables.
We wondered: (1) whether these P300 modulations were due to facilitated discrimination of deviant vs. frequent stimuli and (2) whether congruency of the stimuli was necessary to produce this effect.
