Sentence examples for has modulated the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boyd has modulated the brittle satire of "Good Man," and the outrageous, "M*A*S*H -like events that Felix and Gabriel witness early on - an invasion routed by swarM*A*S*H -liken accideventsthat bomb-gun - give way to more sobering glimpses oFelixtandty.

The actions of livestock and their owners have created an ecosystem state change that has modulated the flow of resources to a myriad of other species, fitting the classification of allogenic ecosystem engineering as defined by Jones et al. (1994).

Paleo-climate records and geodynamic modelling indicate the existence of complex interactions between glacial sea level changes, volcanic degassing and atmospheric CO2, which may have modulated the climate system's descent into the last ice age.

As DeLong puts it, on one issue after another — from health care to climate change — centrist-minded Democrats have modulated the party's priorities in hopes of striking a political deal with the center-right.

But living eight blocks from the site of the World Trade Center in TriBeCa ("Things continue to grow here and no one can explain it") seems to have modulated the intensity of his self-absorption, made him more aware of other people's private suffering.

Since the 6F peptide was found in the small intestine after feeding, but was not detected in the plasma14, it was assumed that Tg6F must have modulated the immune system in the small intestine resulting in an altered immune response in the lung to the injected tumor cells13.

The excess load of antigens (dietary and bacterial) due to the increased permeability in the ileum seemed to have modulated the mucosal immune system development in our piglets.

This result suggests that modifications to the NK cell repertoire might have modulated the adaptive immune response in the context of DNA vaccination.

To identify the transcriptional response that is specific to DNA damage, we have modulated the first two enzymes in the base excision repair (BER) pathway generating yeast strains with varied levels of the repair intermediates, abasic sites or strand breaks.

Different target word modality might have modulated the ERP results.

These two findings suggest that meteorological conditions may have modulated the transmissibility of 2009 A/H1N1 influenza in Chile.