Sentence examples for modulating the impact from inspiring English sources

The importance of MAOA genotype in modulating the impact of early trauma on adult physical aggression emerged when interaction effects were examined.

We based our results on a limited sample size but suggest that essential fatty acids might play an important role in modulating the impact of PM on health, which warrants further investigation in larger populations.

Serotonin might act as a motivational opponent to dopamine (Daw et al. 2002) by modulating the impact of punishment-related (rather than reward-related) signals on learning and emotion (Cools et al. 2008).

Careful display and sizing of photographs was one obvious way Times editors could modulate the impact of powerful pictures of Lebanese corpses and coffins.

Additionally, the physiological setting and psychological attitude modulate the impact of environmental parameters.

Species differential responses could, however, modulate the impact of drought on forests along altitudinal gradients.

Architectural geometry and dynamics modulate the impact of mechanical loading on local drug penetration and intramuscular distribution.

This trial showed that precipitation can modulate the impact of cultural practices on grape and wine composition, and that lower irrigation amounts do not correspond to reduced wine quality even in the semi-arid and warm conditions of Central California.

His emphasis was on examining the stratification of the disease, not just the patient,, and that although genetics may determine an individual's potential benefit from treatment, it is critical to include lifetime influences of environmental exposure and lifestyle experiences which modulate the impact of genetics, both positively and negatively.

In addition to this, another factor that could have contributed to the strong drought response in Romania is the high basal area of the stands at this site (Table 1), which previous work has shown can modulate the impact of drought on forest growth by exacerbating belowground competition for water (Bottero et al. 2017).

Temperature appeared to modulate the impact of decreasing pH on the % of larvae reaching the pluteus stage leading to a positive effect (faster growth compared to pH 8.2) of low pH at 20 °C, a neutral effect at 24 °C and a negative effect (slower growth) at 26 °C.