Sentence examples for modulation of human from inspiring English sources
I was involved in a project that investigated the modulation of human arm stiffness with the presence of external perturbations.
The prokaryotic model protein GLIC recapitulates anesthetic modulation of human ion channels, and it is accessible to structure determination in both apparent open and closed states.
The modulation of human lymphocyte proliferative responses was demonstrated with a recombinant outer surface protein A (OspA) vaccine preparation for the prevention of Borrelia burgdorferi infection.
These results support the saliency hypothesis of oxytocin and suggest that oxytocin plays a complex role in the modulation of human behavior.
The study concluded that several non-nutritional ingredients of mung beans, such as flavonoids, acids, and plant hormones, are most likely to be important in the modulation of human immunity [56].
We tested each set's ability to simulate autonomic modulation of human heart rate (minimum rate of 50 to 70 bpm; maximum rate of 140 to 210 bpm) in response to stimulation of cholinergic and β-adrenergic receptors.
Beyond this basic pattern, further research is however needed to tease out the finer auditory-induced modulations of human amygdala responses along the valence and arousal dimensions (for a recent study in the olfactory domain, see ref. 8).
The significance of the research results from the modulation capacity of human colon microflora by exogenous factors proved the consumption of food rich in active molecules with antioxidant properties.
Biohacking companies are just starting to engage with modulation of the human hardware in novel ways, i.e., inducing biological states or changing and improving healthcare decisions.
In nutritional sciences there is much interest in dietary modulation of the human gut.
Evidences for prevailing slow spindles and frontofugal modulation of the human anterior thalamic local field potentials, as well as for predominant fast sleep spindling in the parahippocampal gyrus are derived from invasive recordings of epilepsy patients.
