Alternatively, imprinted genes, which are vital for human development, may be involved in modulating future risk.
However, the process of monitoring performance and modulating future behavior in cognitive tasks, such as the Stroop task or Flanker task, has been assigned to the executive system [5] [7].
The resulting changes in carbonate chemistry speciation, termed 'ocean acidification', may become a general stress factor modulating future marine communities by differentially influencing the fitness of marine species [ 4- 7].
In the case of placebo analgesia, the association between a treatment cue (e.g., morphine shot) and the following pain relief creates predictive knowledge that modulates future pain responses to the same cue, even if the shot contains saline (Buchel et al. 2014).
Clinical evidence suggests that maternal and thus infant vitamin D insufficiency can modulate the future risk of developing chronic disorders among the children.
It is likely that these release and inhibition periods could be extended or modulated in future studies by manipulating peptide loading levels or other variables such as the thickness, porosity, or degree of chemical functionalization of the coatings.
But it's an interesting phenomenon, and something she's interested in trying to modulate in the future.
The authors caution that this favorable news may be modulated by a future rise in diabetes prevalence should diabetes incidence not be "curtailed".
Several studies into brain neural oscillation have indicated that beta frequency neural oscillation might encode specific information related to motor activity or preparation [ 36], and it is modulated by the future task during the intention and preparation periods [ 37].
