The phrase "a fast activating" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that activates quickly, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "This is a fast-activating formula that delivers results in minutes."
Alternatives: "a quick-acting" or "a rapid-activating".
Bruns D, Engert F, Lux HD (1993) A fast activating presynaptic reuptake current during serotonergic transmission in identified neurons of Hirudo.
In addition to a fast activating and immediately inactivating sodium current, the inward current of many types of excitable cells also has a non-inactivating or slowly inactivating component: the persistent sodium current (INaP).
In addition to a fast activating and immediately inactivating inward sodium current, many types of excitable cells possess a noninactivating or slowly inactivating component: the persistent sodium current (INaP).
Because we were not able to detect baseline levels of p-Akt or p-JNK (please see below) reproducibly using western blotting, a fast activated cell-based (FAC ELISAA kit (Active Motif) was applied, with the resulting data documenting a significant decrease in the p-Akt:Akt ratio in the aforementioned disease-based models of fibroblasts (Fig. 1E).
Two to three weeks after the co-culture, whole-cell voltage-clamp recordings of iN cells showed that 71% of iN cells exhibited inward fast activating and inactivating sodium currents and outward potassium currents during a ramp depolarization (Fig. 4a, n=31).
It presented features of slow anion channels [41], slow activation upon hyperpolarization and slow deactivation upon depolarization [45], although part of the instantaneous current could have been carried out by fast activating anion channels as described for guard cells [46].
We also analyzed fast activating and fast inactivating inward currents, characteristic of voltage-dependent sodium currents (INa).
IHC RPs are shaped by depolarizing mechanotransducer currents and repolarizing K+ currents, including a fast-activating K+ current (IK,f) carried by large-conductance, voltage- and Ca2+-activated K+ (BK) channels (1– 3); a slow-activating delayed rectifier K+ current (IK,s; refs. 1– 4); and a small, negatively activating K+ current (IK,n) carried predominantly by KCNQ4 channels (5– 7).
It will be fast activated automatically when a short circuit failure occurs.
For example, a short time to relapse could be explained by a single fast activating hypnozoite or a large number of slow activating hypnozoites.
At each exposure position, all of the X-ray sources are fast activated by turns and the flat-panel detectors collect the corresponding projection data.
