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Finally, aiming to find a microstructure with maximum active TPBL, an artificial neural network algorithm and a genetic algorithm, are utilized in tandem to modulate control parameters of the presented Monte Carlo technique.

Our results suggest that the efficiency of virion incorporation of GP could impact EBOV attachment to target cells and might modulate control of viral spread by the humoral immune response.

OPs depress acetylcholinesterase (AChE), allowing acetylcholine to build up in neuronal junctions, including those of the parasympathetic nervous system, which helps modulate control of the airways (Barnes 1986).

Increases in myograph [H2O2] and the potentiating effects of AA and BH4 on relaxation were abolished by 1000 U/mL catalase, which did not itself modulate control responses to either CPA or ACh.

Further, given a particular Walsh-modulated control protocol is entirely defined by its Walsh spectrum, programming of the controller can in principle be reduced to a simple vector of numbers representing the Walsh spectrum and minimum timestep.

The symmetry-based design rules similarly carry over and filter optimization proceeds in the same manner as for ordinary Walsh-modulated control by minimizing the filter cost function with respect to the Walsh spectrum.

A critical role of dopamine in modulating control by prefrontal cortex during the AX-CPT was demonstrated in earlier computational and clinical models (Braver et al., 1999; Cohen et al., 2002).

Most of large HVAC&R systems, however, use modulating controls, i.e., controls that vary the output of the equipment being controlled, to provide for the control of temperature, humidity, and air quality in various spaces in a building.

Because deployed controls for high-voltage direct-current (HVDC) lines are known to impact transients/oscillation across a wide area, we also enrich the model to represent modulated (controlled) HVDC, and analyze the zeros of the enriched model.

In this review, we provide an overview of DC subset biology and discuss current immunotherapeutic strategies that utilize DC targeting to modulate and control immune responses.

Both oligomerization routes we characterized could be exploited by cellular or viral factors to modulate or control viral RNA encapsidation by NP.