Sentence examples for may modify activity from inspiring English sources
25 Furthermore, our data suggest that facial airflow may modify activity and reported perception.
DAN activity may modify the activity of MBONs through learning to provide a representation that is predictive of the implications of an olfactory stimulus.
Many endocrine disruptors may affect the transcriptional activity of nuclear receptors by changing the action of competitively binding with ligand biding domain, which may modify coactivator activity and dissociate corepressors that reduce deacetylases action.
Thus, MBONs may modify the activity of the DANs that modulate their own activity and plasticity, resulting in a recurrent loop.
The actions of TSEC within a given cell type may also reflect the net effect of TSECs on both receptor and cell environment integrated at the level of gene expression (for example, estrogens may modify the activity or expression of a cofactor that could promote SERM activity and vice versa) [ 96].
Although post-transcriptional mechanisms may modify hTERT activity (Liu et al 1999), the expression of hTERT correlates directly with telomerase activity and substantial evidence indicates that hTERT activity is controlled primarily at the level of transcription (Cong et al 1999; Wick et al 1999).
It is tentative to suggest that local release or systemic administration of the various substances may modify the activity of the dural nerve fibers via specific receptors or mechanisms.
It is known that SAC may modify the activity of certain membrane proteins (Vandorpe et al. [1994]); therefore, they may increase the calcium membrane conductivity by direct influx of this ion (together with K+) or by the activation of calcium channels as observed in carp (Krasznai et al. [2003b]).
It is possible that PGE2 signalling may modify GSK3β activity but this remains to be determined.
The interaction of proteins with NPs may modify protein activity and structure and interfere with their natural fate.
Our results suggest that the STN may modify amygdala activity, although direct interconnections between these two structures have never been proven, either in animals or in humans.
