Sentence examples for modulation may represent from inspiring English sources
Tumor necrosis factor-alpha (TNF-α) modulation may represent a pathogenic molecular target and a biomarker for staging bipolar disorder.
This bioengineering control of osteogenesis via primary cilia modulation may represent a new type of biomaterial-based ciliotherapy for orthopedic, dental and maxillofacial surgery applications.
As we previously suggested, this modulation may represent the return to homeostasis in cases of successful antimicrobial therapy and recovery of underlying disease.
Their modulation may represent an overall stress response of the parasite [ 28].
Involvement of DA cells of ascidian larvae in both sensory and motor modulation may represent a vestigial ancestral state.
Pharmacologic inhibition of toll-like receptor signaling, the use of novel nutritional strategies, and microflora modulation may represent novel promising approaches to the prevention and treatment of NEC.
Because nuclear receptors are well-established drug targets, pharmacological modulation of NR2F6 may represent an innovative therapeutic regimen for counteracting the pathogenic phenotype of Th17 cells.
In a disease that has not witnessed a significant prognostic improvement for nearly thirty years, epigenetic modulation with vorinostat may represent a novel way to target OS metastatic biology.
Our study provides the first evidence that the physical and chemical stress-induced modulation of survivin may represent an innate mechanism to protect the inner ear against ototoxic insults.
Although the sensor responds accurately to influences from long-range remote enhancers, it is less likely to capture the input of promoter elements that have a limited range of action: tissue-restricted expression of the sensor may therefore represent a tissue-specific modulation of an otherwise broadly expressed gene; yet, this modulation may correspond to important biological functions.
Decreased startle modulation may thus represent an adaptive change in emotional reactivity at a time of rapid and dynamic neuroendocrine changes.
