Sentence examples for modulation and integration from inspiring English sources
Although the tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle is essential in almost all aerobic organisms, its precise modulation and integration in global cellular metabolism is not fully understood.
It is therefore possible that Lrp4 acts through an unrelated pathway or perhaps through only partial modulation and integration of both Bmp and Wnt signaling.
The DE of the genes coding for both orexin receptor 1 and 2 in the dCINs indicate that these cells could be a target for such sensory modulation and integration.
Presence of supernumerary teeth in both incisor and molar regions suggests common pathways regulating molar and incisor tooth number where Lrp4 is required for the correct modulation and integration of multiple pathways.
The in vitro and in vivo induction of chondrogenesis by Pb likely involves modulation and integration of multiple signaling pathways including TGF-β, BMP, AP-1, and NFκB.
We have generated transgenic mice in which interneurons critical for modulation and integration of synaptic activity in the retina are selectively lost.
The labeling of more mature features of the dendrites and axons of newborn neurons may facilitate the study of their modulation and functional integration.
The authors identified a widely distributed response network, which they interpreted as reflecting four aspects of pain-related processing: sensory perception, attention, top down modulation, and sensorimotor integration (Iadorola et al. 1998).
The dye-sensitized solar cell (DSC) is a promising daylight-harvesting appliance because of its simple and low-cost fabrication, eco-friendly manufacturing, color modulation, and suitable building integration.
The 'cough network' exhibits plasticity at the sensor and integration levels leading to modulation of the strength or pattern of the cough reflex.
Photostimulation may also be used to manipulate neuronal activity in the behaving animal to understand how information is processed during behavior, and reveal the modulation of sensation, integration, and motor output during behavior.
