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Note that the modulation and demodulation of NeMo operate at the level of modulated symbols (called "modulation over modulation") and thus it can be independent from network layer.

However, truncation also resulted in the loss of functional C-terminal modulation and thus unmasked calcium-dependent inactivation.

However, in general the baseline term can depend on the potential modulation and thus must be included in the measurements and calculations to reach proper results.

This dehydrogenase belongs to the P2-type group showing reduced NADPH feedback inhibition and redox modulation, and thus seems most appropriate for determining a NADPH upsurge to cope with redox processes in a heterotrophic tissue [ 46].

Recent studies on livestock animals have improved our understanding of the role enterococci play as important intestinal colonisers by supporting intestinal, microbial homoeostasis, stimulating immune modulation and thus preventing infections with pathogenic bacteria and viruses [ 1- 3].

Therefore, it is necessary to carefully select the scattering geometry which can provide the highest modulation factor and thus highest sensitivity within the specified experimental constraints.

Then, the RSS is applied into the 802.16 AMC table given in [34] to select an appropriate modulation scheme and thus the corresponding raw bit rate.

This yielded a black-white binary intensity modulation with higher variance and thus greater modulation of RGC responses.

When p H p≫N0 or at high SNR, i.e., P s ≫N0 and P r ≫N0, we can have the following approximation: ς sd 2 ≈ σ sd 2, ς se 2 ≈ σ se 2, ς srd 2 ≈ σ srd 2, ς sre 2 ≈ σ sre 2. Suppose BSPK or QPSK modulation is adopted, and thus, p H p=K. Also assume that σ sd 2 = σ sr 2 = σ rd 2 = σ h 2, σ se 2 = σ re 2 = σ g 2. (70).

The aim of this study was to determine whether modulation of PP2A and thus cTnI phosphorylation could improve sepsis-induced contractile dysfunction.

The genome-wide RNAseq data [ 25] demonstrates that there are few genes that are exclusively expressed in tubers, which would imply that the tuber-specific development and response to the environment have evolved through modulation of expression and thus subfunctionalization of genes.