Sentence examples for a persistent activity from inspiring English sources

In the only published study so far on this topic, Fischer and co-workers [9] found a persistent activity around intervertebral cages in 48% of cages after more than 1 year between surgery and PET/CT, suggesting unsuccessful fusion due to increased stresses, overcharge, and microinstability.

A significant basal activity in the absence of added Cu and a persistent activity even in the presence of Cu chelators have already been reported for other Cu+-ATPases like Ccc2p [ 12], CopA [ 9] and ATP7B [ 53].

LTD is a persistent activity-dependent and protein synthesis dependent reduction in synaptic efficacy, which is typically induced experimentally through LFS at 1 Hz (Manahan-Vaughan et al. 2000).

The paper demonstrate a form of graded persistent activity activated by hyperpolarization.

It can be seen that this averaging produces a distributions which primarily consist of patterns corresponding to the canonical bistable persistent activity (activation and inhibition).

For this series of macromolecules, including partially hydrolysed polyacrylamide, a particular persistent activity is observed, which is similar to the behaviour of natural products and different from the drag reduction activity of polyethyleneoxide (PEO) and polyacrylamide (PAM).

Depending on the specific local parameters (i.e. the connectivity between populations), the effect can be a net increase in persistent activity, a decrease, or elimination of such activity to a non-responsive pattern.

(1) With hundreds of e-cigarette brands currently on the market and millions of e-cigarette users across the globe, the habit of "vaping" (the act of inhalation from an e-cigarette) is an emerged and persistent activity that is only increasing in popularity and production.

(4) A concerted modulation of GABA(A) and NMDA conductances leads to a decrease of spontaneous activity but an increase of persistent activity; the enhanced signal-to-noise ratio is shown to increase the resistance of the network to distractors.

One feature of RA is an overexpression and persistent activity of MMPs whereby the extracellular matrix (ECM) is destructed.

Such stimuli are imagined to induce the formation of a spatially localised bump of persistent activity which coexists with a stable uniform state.