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Several studies have demonstrated that heterosynaptic modulation facilitates the induction of NMDA-dependent early and late-phases of LTP via tetanizing stimuli in area CA1 of the hippocampus [4], [5], [6], [7].

He provides a methodology, "midstream modulation", that facilitates the interaction between the natural sciences, the social sciences, and ethics, with the aim to yield a more socially robust approach to research and innovation (Fisher et al. 2006).

Thus, stronger TPJ-ventral striatum connectivity modulation facilitated generosity in the experimental group.

This effect was investigated via a novel impact tester which facilitates the modulation of the applied impact force versus the time through an adjustable piezoelectric actuator.

Coupling the semiconducting and piezoelectric properties of ZnO, applying force/strain along the ZnO polar c-axis can generate piezoelectric polarization-induced piezopotential at two ends of 1D micro/nanowire, which facilitates the modulation of charge carrier transportation process [2].

Exploring the nature of the enhanced modulations would facilitate the development of efficient BMIs and would provide further insight into the mechanism of adaptive skill acquisition.

In either case, the co-modulation may facilitate the grouping of information as belonging to the foreground signal or background noise.

The faster reduction in the PSII/PSI ratio in mutant leaves, independent of PQ redox state or PSII photoinhibition (Table 4), suggests a ROS-dependent signal transduction pathway that facilitates the acclimatory modulation of thylakoid composition.

In principle, switchable sensors allow for the modulation of a sensor signal which facilitates the background correction in optical detection.

SMAD4 is crucial for the modulation of gene transcription as it facilitates the translocation of pSMAD1/5/8 to the nucleus (Massague, 1998).

Cardiac tissue engineered to enable the modulation of mechanical resistance to tissue contraction facilitates the modelling of genetic pathologies associated with the absence of a thick-filament accessory protein found in striated heart muscle.