Sentence examples for modulated by two from inspiring English sources
The 'separate modifiability' criterion requires two different measures (here, two fMRI multivariate patterns) to be separately modulated by two manipulations without cross-influences.
In plant development, the flowering transition and inflorescence architecture are modulated by two homologous proteins, FLOWERING LOCUS T (FT) and TERMINAL FLOWER 1 (TFL1).
The difference in antigen potency is modulated by two cavities in the TCR combining site, formed mainly by CDRs 3alpha, 3beta, and 1beta, that complement centrally located peptide residues.
Figure 15 The -QAM hierarchical constellation modulated by two sequences of data bits.
It is known that the extracellular glycine concentration is modulated by two glycine transporters (GlyT1 and GlyT2) [3].
The waveform consists of two kinds of pulses with the same chirp rate and pulse width tp, but modulated by two different carrier frequencies, i.e., f1and f2shown in the figure.
Also, there were 9 pairs of genes modulated by nine of the ten modulators, including the pair of forkhead box A1 (FOXand and fructose-1,6-bisphosphatase 1 (FBP1).
These results imply that PPI might be modulated by four genotypes – COMT rs4680 (primarily in males), GRIK3 rs1027599, TCF4 rs9960767, and PRODH rs385440 – indicating a role of these gene variations in the development of early information processing deficits in schizophrenia.
The modest readiness theory holds that the way an object's spatial attributes are represented in visual experience is sometimes modulated by one or another form of covert action planning.
The modest readiness theory, as we shall call it, claims that the way an object's spatial attributes are represented in visual experience can be modulated by one or another form of covert action planning.
The modest readiness theory, as we shall call it, claims that the way an object's spatial attributes are represented in visual experience is sometimes modulated by one or another form of covert action planning (Festinger et al. 1967; Coren 1986; Vishton et al. 2007).
