Sentence examples for modulation of sympathetic from inspiring English sources
Firstly, it remains possible that the modulation of sympathetic nerve activity (SNA) induced by RDN lies below the detection level of 123I mIBG.
Although relatively little is known about the role of TGFβs in synaptogenesis in vertebrates, it is noteworthy that in Xenopus, Schwann cells were shown to promote synaptogenesis at the neuromuscular junction via TGFβ1 [32] and that in rats BMP2 has been implicated in the modulation of sympathetic neuron growth [33].
The LF/HF ratio is considered to represent sympathovagal balance or the effect of modulation of sympathetic activity [ 8].
Although the 'classical' central control of BAT function was mainly based on the modulation of sympathetic outflow, the molecular details of that interaction have remained elusive.
It has been suggested that modulation of sympathetic activity on the heart is best estimated when normalized to total power (PLO/PTOT) rather than PHI [ 47].
39 If the effect of SCS is indeed indirect, and (antidromic or orthodromic) neuronal pathways lead to modulation of sympathetic pathways in the spinal cord, then TENS may have the same effect.
Furthermore, EA-activated NTS neuron can directly project to the rVLM, which is known to participate in EA-modulation of sympathetic activity.
Also altered modulation of the sympathetic nervous system with deranged sympathetic response to orthostatic stress has previously been found in this patient group [ 21, 22].
Sympathetic stimulation specifically for the heart may result in controlled modulation of the sympathetic tone of the left ventricle, but energy costs should be evaluated to ensure they are not too high.
This is frequently accompanied by tachycardia, caused by modulation of the sympathetic tone.
The renal nerve response to inactivation of the paraventricular nucleus was not different between the strains, indicating that modulation of renal sympathetic nerve activity by the paraventricular nucleus is similar in these rat strains.
