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The discovery that neurotransmitter modulation results in relief of depressive symptoms was made serendipitously in the 1950s, when the anti-tuberculosis drug iproniazid was found to lift the mood of patients receiving treatment.

It is observed that for all the code rates considered, higher order modulation results in lower power consumption.

Application of this policy together with adaptive modulation results in up to 4 dB improvement in objective video quality compared to fixed rate scheme for an additive white Gaussian noise channel and around 10 dB for a Gilbert-Elliott channel.

To summarize the results obtained from these test samples, QD strain modulation of the underlying QW, which is deposited before the QDs, through either direct strain or indirect piezoelectric modulation, results in a broadened linewidth of the e1-hh1 transition and leads to larger oscillator strengths for the higher order QW transitions (e1-hh2, e1-hh3).

This modulation results in down regulation of the firing in MDNs and can be regarded as a source of autoregulation within an MDN population.

PKC modulation results in an alteration of the integrin avidity and affinity [ 18].

Most research thus far has focused on neural-immune modulation in secondary lymphoid organs, has revealed complex sympathetic modulation resulting in both potentiation and inhibition of immune functions.

Specificaly, it is shown that the shaft may exhibit a whirling type motion in which the whirl amplitude undergoes a low frequency modulation, resulting in quasi-periodic motion.

The use of tube current modulation resulted in more consistent image quality with changing phantom size.

The use of the dose modulation resulted in measured current-time product values slightly different from the pre-set ones: 169 (132–180), 132 (124–141) and 45 (43–49) mAs, respectively.

Automatic tube current modulation resulted in a 10% further decrease in dose; anterior abdominal lead shielding (positioning the lead out of the imaging field) yielded a 35% dose reduction.