Modulated indicative clauses are typically used to reflect deference and the image of the speaker will therefore be more polite compared with imperatives.
Thus, even if Agrp were to be interacting with central melanocortin receptors to modulate energy intake, the disparity of time of onset of effect may be indicative of AgRP-modulating receptor activity in a quite different manner from that of agonist ligands.
Moreover, aspartic acid supplement can improve semen quality and modulate steroidogenesis [ 25, 26], indicative of its essential role in male reproduction.
The Ohshima model was applied to compute the adsorption isotherm from the electrophoretic mobility of these particles which was modulated by the charge density indicative of the amount of adsorbed PAA.
It is known that fertile associated antigen (FAA), a heparin binding protein from seminal vesicles and prostate glands, binds to spermatozoa membrane and modulates heparin-sperm interactions that are indicative of fertility [ 15].
We now investigated, in placental sections, whether the localization of the FHC and conformed forms of HLA-G may be indicative of a natural mechanism modulating LIR-1 inhibition.
Further, our study aimed to determine whether and how this altered function might be modulated, and whether there are covert changes indicative of inflammation in the contralateral joint.
This cluster of genes may be indicative of an orchestrated attempt to modulate the excessive inflammatory response induced by the presence of mite factors and may inform novel methods by which sheep scab could be controlled.
Increased mucosal IL-12, IL-23, IL-1β and IL-6 were indicative of a cytokine milieu that may modulate subsequent T-cell mediated immunity.
The added presence of a robust array of G-protein pathway components is indicative of complex and highly integrated mechanisms for modulating motor neuron activity.
