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At Cologne emphasis was immediately placed on electronically generated sounds rather than concrete sounds and on electronic sound modifications such as filtering and modulating rather than tape manipulation.
Given the reduced sensitivity of the Not4 penta-phosphomutant compared to the Not4p-L35A mutant, phosphorylation of Not4p would be modulating rather than being essential for its enzymatic function.
Although we cannot exclude that differentiation-associated changes affect transcription of the Ring1b bound genes, these data suggest that Ring1b predominantly represses bivalent genes, and is also involved in modulating, rather than silencing, the transcriptional activity of genes with the active H3K4me3 histone mark in ES cells.
Therefore, modulating rather than neutralizing a cytokine is the desired objective in the treatment of trauma victims.
A new strategy of intervention has been proposed in recent years aiming at modulating, rather than inhibiting, thrombin function.
Note that only in one of these eight cases did the well-conserved amino acid itself change, therefore this bias would appear to have more to do with modulating rather than eliminating the function of these conserved residues.
Finally, we discuss a new modulation technique, where the master is modulated rather than the slave.
It may be noted that complement activation has both positive and negative effects and, therefore, might be modulated rather than abruptly blunted.
The elucidation of molecular mechanisms driving neutrophil plasticity in vivo will open new treatment opportunities designed to modulate, rather than block, the crucial adaptive functions fulfilled by neutrophils.
It maybe that symbionts use cyclomodulins like CDT and Cif to modulate, rather than globally deregulate, host signaling pathways resulting in initiation of symbiosis.
On his account, supersense generates beliefs in the supernatural (religious and otherwise) all on its own, and such beliefs are thereafter modulated, rather than instilled, by culture.
