Sentence examples for modified by external from inspiring English sources

This is not to deny that the blink rate is modified by external stimuli.

The relay points within these loops permit the signals of a particular channel to be modified by external influences.

These preferences are modified by external and internal factors and when designing their studies, sensory scientists should take into account these modulators of olfactory perception.

Second, Chadic verbs can be modified by "external derivation," in which extensions are added to the verb stem to mark the location or direction of the action—"here" versus "there," for example, or "upward" versus "downward".

In addition to our work, other groups have reported that oncogenic addiction (BCR-ABL dependence) could be modified by external factors such as the microenvironment.

As Wiersum (2000) states, the term indigenous knowledge may better capture the meaning as locally evolved knowledge may over time be influenced and modified by external information.

Signalling molecules can diffuse passively in and out the cell and contribute to increase the external concentration of the autoinducer (A ext ) that can be eventually modified by an external influx of molecules (A∗) and a dilution protocol (see below).

A new metal organic framework has several conformational degrees of freedom that can be modified by the external chemical environment to change the structure and trigger the uptake of a guest molecule.

The evolution of landscape and tectonically produced slopes are further modified by the external forces through the process of erosion and deposition with the development of new deformational structures (Singh and Singh 1992).

The analytical equations so obtained reveal previously unknown behaviors of recurrent firing-rate networks, especially on how correlations are modified by the external input, by the finite size of the network, by the density of the anatomical connections and by correlation in sources of randomness.

If this is the case the gene expression data may be modified by an external source of variability, and consequently represent the result of a complicated interplay between disease-associated gene and conditions of sample handling rather than a specific disease condition.