Sentence examples for modulating a common from inspiring English sources
These results suggest that Esrrb can partially recapitulate Nanog activity by modulating a common set of transcriptional targets.
The basic modeling assumption in the present work is that the putative effects associated with the observed molecular information modulate a common age-dependent baseline hazard in a multiplicative fashion.
This result suggests that rather than diminish a process specific to Nck or EspFU the E3 ligase activity of NleL functions to down modulate a common step of pedestal formation by EPEC and EHEC.
The ability of SIRT1 activators to prevent neuronal loss in both models therefore suggests they modulate a common mechanism of neurodegeneration downstream of the initial mechanisms of injury.
Although the molecular mechanism by which E. africana inhibits the production of NO and pro-inflammatory cytokines mRNA expression has not been elucidated, E. africana may modulate a common pathway of microglia response.
The initial identification and characterization of the Arabidopsis ethylene receptors was based, not surprisingly, on their ability to modulate a common set of well-characterized ethylene responses, in particular the 'triple response' of dark-grown seedlings to ethylene (Bleecker et al. 1988; Guzman and Ecker 1990; Chang et al. 1993; Hua et al. 1995, 1998; Roman et al. 1995; Sakai et al. 1998).
The considered models can be regarded as inhomogeneous Poisson processes [36], which are rate-modulated by a common signal and an independent noise.
Human 5-HT1A gene transcription is modulated by a common C -1019 G C -1019 Gcleotide polymorphisingleP) inucleotideream regulatory region.
CCND1 alternative splice could be modulated by a common G870A polymorphism within the splice donor site [ 4].
The overall genes modulated included a common subset of functionally diverse genes displaying prompt and sustained 'switch' in expression irrespective of the tumor type.
Passionflower controls anxiety by modulating a neurotransmitter called GABA.
