Sentence examples for * cgc in from inspiring English sources

First, we characterised CGC in the anaesthetised mouse by performing large scale extracellular recordings across all layers of A1.

This is in keeping with the hypothesis that CGC in pyramidal cells is produced by shunting inhibition provided by contrast driven changes in PV+ activity.

We investigated the effect of geriatrician-performed comprehensive geriatric care (CGC) in older adults referred to an outpatient community rehabilitation unit.

For example, the critical gelation concentration (CGC) in acetone was improved from 1.5 wt % to 0.5 wt % by changing the core substituent (18).

The observations for wheat, onion, potato and chickpea over the Crop Growth Cycle (CGC) in 3 nm bandwidth were converted to AVHRR and TM bands in visible/red and near-IR spectral regions.

It was found that RKCGC was more effective than CGC in increasing the folding rate and final yield, as demonstrated in the oxidative refolding of lysozyme and ribonuclease A. It was because the pentapeptide has lower pKa and higher reduction potential than CGC.

Long-term reliability was evaluated by comparing the PV-NPSI scores and sub scores in patients who did not show any change in their pain during both visits (i.e: score 4 - no change; on the p-CGC in the second visit).

In spite of the obvious similarity of the CGC motifs in YphP and the ΔP34 variant of Trx (9), the active sites of these two proteins need not be structurally equivalent.

In total 143 participants in the CGC, and 140 in the OC, completed the activity monitoring at 4 months.

As mentioned above, most CGC have in common the presence of filamentous cyanobacteria.

The cingulum bundle can be divided into two segments, namely, the upper part along the main cingulate gyrus (CGC: cingulum in the cingulate gyrus) and the lower segment along the ventral side of the hippocampus (CGH: cingulum adjoining the hippocampus) [40].