Sentence examples for may have modulated from inspiring English sources
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.
Taking the results of the first three experiments together, it could well be the case that the semantic information provided by the words was processed regardless of the context and the level of uncertainty may have modulated the weight that this social information received in the evaluation and/or choice process.
Furthermore, overexpression of the receptor may have modulated other components that could affect β-catenin stability.
37, 38 Thus, it is likely that lixisenatide may have modulated beta-cell survival at earlier post-transplant time periods.
These two findings suggest that meteorological conditions may have modulated the transmissibility of 2009 A/H1N1 influenza in Chile.
From this perspective, Low-TENS may have modulated the levels of intracellular Ca2+, and consequently the activity of the injured neurons through voltage-dependent channels.
Thus, if effects have been observed following exposure with single chemicals but not after exposure to sediments, the effect may have been modulated by other chemicals present in the sediments.
In addition, such circuits may have been modulated by adaptive control loops to yield more effective food seeking strategies with other statistical properties.
Alternatively, they may have also modulated the host response to tolerate chronic innocuous intestinal colonization.
The coordinated response to selection for tameness in these genes suggests that heme metabolism and hemoglobin levels may have been modulated in the brains of tame animals.
In addition to distance from services and transport problems, social stigma and superstitious beliefs associated with disability may have further modulated the degree to which families displayed care-seeking behaviours.
