Sentence examples for modulated by tuning from inspiring English sources
Electrochromic and photoluminescent properties of Eu-WO3 film could be modulated by tuning pH.
The Dirac point could be modulated by tuning the filling factor, plasma frequency and plasma cyclotron frequency, respectively.
In addition, we show that colloidal ribbons, once assembled, can be dynamically modulated by tuning the electric field strength, provided the colloidal particles are polarizable and can form dipolar chain structures on the drop surface.
We review recent work combining theory and experiments that show how cellular output can be modulated by tuning the dynamical features of input pulses.
The performance of the PSCs could be modulated by tuning the thickness of Al2O3 middle layer, and the experimental results are consistent with theoretical results.
In addition, the thermal, surface and mechanical properties of the copolymers were improved significantly after introducing C-Si bonds and can be exquisitely modulated by tuning the incorporation of the DMSHD units.
Instead, markers found in oligodendrocyte precursor cells were manifest, indicating that the other pathways modulated by SMF tuned the 'usual' activity of IL-6.
Neurons tuned in frequency were observed both in A1 and in CM; especially CM neurons exhibit spectral tuning functions modulated by the stimulus intensity, with narrower tuning bandwidth at lower stimulus intensities and broader tuning bandwidth at higher stimulus intensities [ 21, 24].
With this example, we demonstrate a convenient way to modulate the reduction efficiency by tuning the square-wave pulse parameters E1, E2 and the time intervals.
Peptide sequences can be finely tuned and modulated by changing amino acids to afford the tailormade catalysts for respective reactions and substrates.
The DRD4 48 bp VNTR would be a good candidate for mediating environmental influences, as well as gender effects, on behavior since the promoter region is rich in CpG islands [85] which may undergo differential methylation modulated by environmental and hormonal fine tuning.
