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The MoComp proposed is based on altering the signal phase history from every point target, so that it corresponds to that of a motion error free receiver trajectory.

The mechanism of action of tolcapone is based on altering levodopa pharmacokinetics, as well as reducing the levodopa metabolite 3-OMD.

This theory is based on altered vasomotor regulation, which leads to the formation of phakomas and the naevus flammeus [ 104, 115].

Although this complement of WNK8 target genes (which is based on altered transcript levels in the three mutants) is more stringently defined than the complement of the EDM2 target genes (which is only based on altered transcript levels in one mutant), the former is almost twice as large as the latter, suggesting that WNK8 may have a wider spectrum of biological roles than EDM2.

In our assays, memory performance is based on altered visual preference in walking flies, a task likely to be less demanding than the constant flight required for flight simulator learning.

Existing chemical contraceptives for men under development are based on altering the levels of sex hormones circulating in the bloodstream in order to inhibit the natural state of male hyper-fertility.

Other rehabilitative interventions are based on altering knee biomechanics, which may influence the development and progression of knee OA [ 4, 23].

Genetically modified TCR therapies are based on altering T-cell specificity through the expression of specific TCR α and β chains, which mediate the antigen-recognition process (Fig. 2).

Two examples of each strategy are discussed: the "balanced placebo design" (BDP) and the "balanced cross-over design" (BCD) and their variants are based on false information provided, while the "hidden treatment" (HT) strategy and the "delayed response test" (DRT) are based on altering the timing of drug action.

Several mechanisms have been forwarded to explain this lack of response in ERα-positive patients, one being based on altered tamoxifen metabolism or bioavailability [ 3- 5].

The Japanese carmaker said on Monday it had discovered the testing environments for emissions and fuel economy in final vehicle inspections at most of its factories in Japan were not in line with requirements, and inspection reports were based on altered measurements.