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This cluster consists of genes having SoxR-dependent and independent transcriptional modulation, because the overall pattern is fairly distinct with respect to the other clusters.

[11] Conceivably, the introduction of the rake could be contributing to the observed parietal modulation, because the neurons could cover a wider region of space due to wider receptive field.

Unfortunately, it was not possible to test its effect on activity modulation because the act of injection compromised the rhythm.

For defining both cRFs, we used the same procedure as described above but placed the threshold at 5% of the maximum excitatory modulation because the modulation of the cRF seemed to extend over a larger area than the cRFs themselves as they were originally defined.

We speculate that the level of ET-1 in the CNS may affect its actions on its receptors differently in pain modulation because the injected bolus of ET-1 produced analgesic effect as shown in previous studies [ 8, 14] while the endogenous level of ET-1 in the CNS did not exhibit such effect under pathological condition in our study because ETAR antagonist reduced pain sensation.

Figure 4b shows that the harmonic-constrained NMF is limited in presenting the signal with frequency modulation because of the consistency of the templates.

We have found out that this design is capable of achieving an accurate positioning without the frequency modulation because of the intrinsic fine step-size of the actuator.

Conversely, the radiation dose with ssDECT imaging has been reported to be higher than that of single-energy MDCT, which is attributed to the lack of tube current modulation because of the inability to change the tube current while simultaneously switching the tube potential with ssDECT imaging.

Additionally, this strategy considers sliding mode as a suitable substitute for Pulse Width Modulation because of the benefits in sliding mode control, i.e. the possibility of achieving desired system responses regardless of parameter changes.

M has a major effect on the modulation, because it is one of the gains of (2).

Consequently, because modulation periods are longer for slower modulations, phase-locked responses can more easily be restricted to smaller phase ranges of the modulation (because a certain phase range now corresponds to a longer time window), leading to higher vector strength values of the AM tone responses as observed.