Sentence examples for modulation of those from inspiring English sources
Such frequency shifting is accomplished in the transmitter, which essentially performs two functions: (1) generation of very high frequency (VHF) or ultrahigh frequency (UHF) carrier currents for picture and sound, and (2) modulation of those carrier currents by imposing the television signal onto the high-frequency wave.
The complexity of wnt signaling likely stems from two sources: multiple pathways emanating from frizzled receptors in response to wnt binding, and modulation of those pathways and target gene responsiveness by context-dependent signals downstream of growth factor and matrix receptors.
Some account is taken of the possible modulation of those health risks by climate change.
However, in our cellular model, we could not find any modulation of those specific miRNAs during endothelial aging.
Activated movement of smooth muscle cell and migration/movement of endothelial cell may imply phenotypic modulation of those cells.
The decreased expression of chlorophyll and anthocyanin biosynthesis-related genes suggested that HWB played a role in the modulation of those processes.
Modulation of the folding conditions from those that stabilize the intermediate to those that destabilize the intermediate enabled the distribution of lower P value to be assigned to the population of the unfolded ensemble in equilibrium with the intermediate state.
Several therapeutic targets are relatively independent of the specific origin of HF, and therefore deserve particular clinical interest due to the large number of patients which may in principle profit from modulations of those targets.
Dopaminergic modulation of the superior colliculus.
The activated complex binds to progestin response elements (PREs) in the promoters of target genes, resulting in modulation of transcription of those genes (reviewed in [ 2, 5]).
If hyperthermia occurs in the presence of exposure to known carcinogens, such as radiation or chemical carcinogens there is the potential for modulation of carcinogenic effects of those agents.
