The phrase "activation range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, gaming, or any field where a specific range of activation or functionality is discussed.
Example: "The device operates within an activation range of 10 meters, ensuring optimal performance."
Alternatives: "activation zone" or "operational range".
Finally, concomitant block of I MET) and I(h) essentially abolished spontaneous activity, ostensibly by hyperpolarization outside of the activation range for Ca(V 1.3.
Together, our data support a mechanism for spontaneous spiking that results from Ca(2+ -dependent neurotransmitter release at hair-cell resting potentials that are maintained within the activation range of Ca(V)1.3 channels through active I(MET) and I(h).
With a subthreshold activation range, A-type K+ channels are rapidly activated upon depolarization and so can influence AP onset time, threshold, and inter-spike intervals [7].
These results suggest that an additional depolarizing influence maintains the resting potential within the activation range of Ca(V 1.3.
Cheap, lightweight and easily shaped cellulose acetate materials, which are transparent in the TiO2 activation range, were used as supports, as an alternative to classic porous solid monolithic structures.
In this work, commercial poly vinyl chloride) (PVC), poly methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) and polystyrene (PS) were selected according to their high transmittance in the TiO2 activation range for the immobilization of the semiconductor.
Seven of the activators are highly functional and demonstrate an average of 225-fold activation (ranging from 33- to 416-fold).
We aimed to determine whether oxygen cost and stimulation cost measurements are sensitive enough to allow discrimination between the efficacy of different activation ranges for stimulation of each muscle group during constant-power cycling.
Considering that tethered peptide-induced signal activation ranged from 35%to100%0% of the soluble hormone-induced maximum intensity in a mammalian experimental system (Fortin et al. 2009), the intensity obtained in this study is reasonable.
A relatively high pH of HA activation (ranging from 5.6 to 5.9) was described as being essential for infectivity, shedding, and transmission in wild ducks for HPAIVs [19].
Here we show that a cold-sensitive ion channel, TRPM8, displays dramatically different thermal activation ranges in frogs versus mammals or birds, consistent with variations in these species' cutaneous and core body temperatures.
