Sentence examples for modulation which may from inspiring English sources
This modulation, which may be observed with a suitable radio telescope, is termed interplanetary scintillation (IPS).
In conclusion, recovery from concurrent cold exposure and exercise impairs cardiovagal modulation which may precipitate cardiac events.
In vivo, medial vascular smooth muscle cells (VSMCs) are normally quiescent and programmed for contraction but under certain conditions these cells undergo phenotypic modulation which may result in increased proliferation and/or migration from the media [1].
Perhaps air pollution exposure is capable of systemic immune modulation, which may then manifest as increased sensitization to food allergens commonly associated with atopic eczema.
A DA plan generally has more control points and could provide a higher degree of modulation, which may result in better plan quality.
Our results revealed a novel role for TIS-T cells in human monocyte/macrophage modulation, which may have deleterious consequences for tumor progression.
And most of the traditional EA techniques cannot distinguish the fault-related modulation components from fault-unrelated modulation components, which may leads to a degradation of the fault diagnosis method for planetary gearbox.
The internal stress increased linearly with the increase in modulation period, which may be related to the reduction in the number of interfaces.
These features make C. batrachus a useful model for studying gene modulation responses, which may provide insights to better understand its adaptation mechanisms to survive under these adverse conditions.
We find that EV of genes is highly similar between different tissues (ExpO dataset) and different conditions (CK dataset), suggesting that a common pool of condition-specific genes may exist, selective modulation of which may drive cell adaptation.
Each of these genes encodes either a receptor or a secreted protein, modulation of which may underlie the interactions between Wnt/β-catenin tumour cells and between the tumour and its microenvironment.
