Sentence examples for in relation to the modulation from inspiring English sources

In (17), is the sampling period defined in relation to the modulation symbol period as: (18).

40 Modulation of gene expression downstream of endogenous AnxA1 can also be discussed in relation to the modulation of genes of the AnxA1 pathway.

The high-frequency cutoff was carefully optimized in relation to the modulation frequency of 1.8 kHz and the need to achieve a sufficient bandwidth for the recording of relatively fast brain signals in the range between 50 and 100 Hz.

In contrast, the acceptable therapeutic index for interventions intended for healthy individuals at risk of cancer in the future has '… been both underestimated and overestimated from failure to critically assess the parameter in relation to the modulation of the relevant biologic/biochemical/molecular end-points' (Meyskens and Szabo, 2005).

Finally, digital data processing technique is discussed in relation to the implementation of the modulation technique in the discrete time domain.

These results are discussed in relation to the interaction of arousal systems in the modulation of cognitive processes.

We demonstrated for the first time the modulation of HepG2 cells' behavior in relation to the intrinsic physical properties of PDMS and ParC, enabling the local modulation of cell spreading in a 2D or 3D manner by simple microfabrication techniques.

Playback experiments that tap into the modulation of behavior in relation to the social relationship either address the effects of long-term relationships such as kinship or friendship, or may explore more short-term contingencies such as the effect of the last interaction before the experiment.

This review has tried to summarize the current knowledge in relation to the phenolic metabolism by gut microbiota and the modulation of the gut microbiota by phenolic compounds and polyphenol-rich dietary sources.

In this study, we investigated the LPS-induced proinflammatory response of mouse monocyte subsets in relation to the lung margination process, i.e., modulation by pulmonary endothelial contact.

Although debate has continued regarding the percentage contribution of If to pacemaking and its relative importance in relation to the "calcium clock," the inhibition or genetic modulation of If has been shown to slow HR significantly and reproducibly in all the species used in this study.