Sentence examples for systems that modulate from inspiring English sources

Cognitive-behavioral strategies for managing depressive symptoms may instead rely upon enhancing the function of PFC systems that modulate limbic activity, thereby enhancing the normal role of cortico-limbic circuits in modulating emotional expression and experience (Siegle et al. 2006).

Phosphoinositides and ubiquitination are major systems that modulate signal transduction in space and time.

Differences in the strength of systems that modulate transmitter release could also be involved in the variation of LTP extent.

In the brain, glutamatergic transmission plays a key role in the normal physiology of those systems that modulate motor activity (especially in the basal ganglia).

This philosophy embraces 'flexible environmental systems that... modulate in response to everyday actions, human desires, and bodily needs'... Elasticity recuperates Kiesler for contemporary design by recontextualizing his work as a lifelong exploration of the sensory qualities of space.

Latest advances in rubber-belt CVTs often involve mechatronic systems that modulate the axial forces on pulleys in real-time in order to obtain optimal vehicle performance and efficiency.

However, EMT is not likely to be simply a top-down process because there is evidence from embryonic systems that modulating cellular motor molecules such as actin (cytoskeleton), cadherins (cell-cell adhesion) or integrins (adhesion to the ECM) can individually create cellular instability causing or predisposing to EMT-like changes.

With training, anatomical and physiological changes occur in the brain and the nervous system that modulate this response.

The adolescent maturation of cortical oscillations and the ongoing development of the eCB system that modulates this network activity, suggest that oscillations may be vulnerable to adolescent marijuana use.

Thus studies were designed to test whether alveolar type II cells possess a Th1-activated CCR5-ligand system that modulates the Th2-activated CCR3/eotaxin-2 (CCL24), eotaxin-3 (CCL26) chemokine systems.

Here we explore an intriguing hypothesis that large non-coding RNA molecules might represent a molecular trafficking system that modulates chromatin modifying complexes to establish specific epigenetic landscapes.