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Modulation of phase, amplitude and polarization arising from two modes supported by V- and Y-shaped antennas was studied theoretically and experimentally [153].

The induced sampling modulation matrix S ∈ C N × N is a diagonal matrix with the function of time, whose modulation of phase is periodic nonuniform, and it is partitioned into blocks of size M. Then finally, each Nyquist zone is project into the baseband of bandwidth M with the matrix R ∈ C M × N.

Moreover, there was also significant modulation of phase locking among frontal areas by theta phase in one or both areas of a pair.

While region-specific modulation of phase was not evident in horizontal slices, the ability to discriminate between LD and DD may have been limited since horizontal slices lacked the ventral-most regions of the SCN.

The fact that RL glutamatergic neurons are not necessary for rhythmogenesis implies that the generation of rhythm and the modulation of phase timing are controlled by separate populations.

We cannot speculate whether inhibition of MCS-induced DNA adducts may be ascribed to metabolic mechanisms, since we did not find any study evaluating modulation of phase I or II enzymes by metformin.

The 84 piRNAs are ideal candidates for further piRNA interference in investigating piRNA modulation mechanism of phase transition in locusts.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 DPWM modulation waveforms of phase a when D = 0.9.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Modulation waveforms of phase a for the triplen harmonic PWM.

We considered modulation of theta phase in one region by theta phase in another region to be statistically significant (p<0.05, two-tailed) if the mean theta phase was above the 97.5th percentile, or below the 2.5th percentile of the surrogate distribution for at least two adjacent bins.

One may therefore argue that the increased modulation of the phase distribution of CC is simply given as the joint phase distribution taken from both neurons (predictor ΨPHASE assuming independence of neurons, see Materials and Methods).