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Alternatively it may reflect modulation of Notch signalling by the Wnt pathway.

The rather modest observed variation in cell number at Day 10 may reflect modulations in cell cycle kinetics (duration of progression through each of the cell cycle stages), as well as the balance between cell survival and cell death.

His poor naming and widespread temporal activation may reflect poor modulation of the bi-hemispheric neural network for naming.

At the developmental level, this phenomenon may reflect differential modulation in growth (or growth arrest) along the main axes of the grain at different developmental stages.

The changes of gene expression by tPA reflect modulation of the immune cells.

These behaviors likely reflect modulation of reward circuitry functions by dopaminergic drugs.

Our results suggest that the ~8 Myr cycle in our record may reflect the amplitude modulation of the ~2 Myr eccentricity cycle associated with Earth-Mars secular resonance through non-linear amplification and/or rectification process es) within the global climate system, probably similar to the origin of ~9 Myr cycle of the carbon isotope variation during Cenozoic (Boulila et al., 2012).

In addition, the interaction of age with diabetes demonstrated in this study may reflect diabetes-induced modulation of synaptic plasticity.

This type of modulation corresponds (phenomenologically) to a simple gain control mechanism that may reflect the precision-dependent modulation of pyramidal cells described above.

Additionally, the observed small magnitude of our observed phasing modulation may reflect partially canceling out-of-phase contributions of different topologies [39], not a low free energy cost for twisting.

This finding stands in contrast to previous models suggesting that N170 processes linked to structural analysis of faces precede analysis of emotional expression, and instead may reflect early top-down modulation from neural systems involved in rapid emotional processing.