Sentence examples for modulating the time from inspiring English sources
Images I to L show how different structures could be created by modulating the time and electrical current of the devise.
Given that the light dark (LD) cycle is the dominant environmental factor influencing circadian rhythms, it was further proposed that social stimuli can affect circadian functions by modulating the time and pattern of exposure to potent photic time-givers17.
The unique parameter modulating the time to awakening was T1/2 of benzodiazepinique total activity (T1/2 = 12 ± 4.96 h) with 7 patients.
A decisive step in the initiation of migration of epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR)/c-erbB-2-positive breast cancer cells has been attributed to the specific phosphorylation of tyrosine residue 1248 of c-erbB-2 via EGFR, thereby modulating the time course of the adaptor protein phospholipase C- γ1 (PLC- γ1) (Dittmar et al, 2002).
We found that amino acids flanking the chromophore greatly modulate the time required for an FP to become fluorescent.
A compensation function is used during optical mask design to incorporate a photoresist offset, defining wide ridges with higher gray levels to locally modulate the time of etching, effectively giving thin ridges a head start during the etch.
Finally, different intracellular levels of glutathione (GSH) can also modulate the time evolution of NO-related compounds [22].
We provide evidence that internal signaling of food presence is necessary to induce the dwelling state and that, in presence of food, external sensory perception and previous starvation experiences modulate the time allocated to each phase.
Approach and avoidance behavior can also be modeled by data from a validated keypress procedure [14] [21] that is used within an intrinsic motivation-like framework in which no external rewards are provided [22], [23], yet participants can produce variable amounts of work [24], [25] to modulate the time of stimulus viewing.
Thus, it appears as if the pH of the vacuole modulates the time at which ageing "starts" without affecting that process itself.
We further establish that Wnt/β-catenin signaling partially modulates the time frame and degree of leukocyte response in tail fin regeneration.
