Sentence examples for after discharges from inspiring English sources
The signing of that treaty is set to take place in the Japanese city of Minamata, where widespread mercury poisoning occurred in the mid-20th century after discharges from a factory contaminated the seawater.
[CTV] Chinese news reports say that officials seem to have finally halted the spread of cadmium, a toxic metal, in the Longjiang River after discharges from a mining operation, averting the contamination of drinking water supplies.
Measurements were carried out on the battery before and after discharges to different states of charge.
We found that after discharges were more common at sites near those directly stimulated, but also occurred elsewhere.
For these reasons, current density would likely be sub-threshold for directly producing functional changes or after discharges at electrodes not directly stimulated, and this has proved to be the case in clinical experience.
After cortical stimulation, the lowest threshold was observed for the transition to the limbic type of after discharges in WAG/Rij rats [ 27], which indicated that the connection between the cortex and the limbic system has been altered to be more sensitive in these animals.
We don't claim that the epileptiform after-discharges during 8-Hz stimulation are a physiological phenomenon, but the advantage of this protocol, in comparison to the standard 100 Hz stimulation, is to amplify, on population levels, the impact of complex spikes that occur during natural theta epoch.
A 1 × 4 subdural strip electrode was used both to ensure a stimulation artefact and to observe after-discharges.
Train stimulation of Schaffer collaterals evoked long-lasting after-discharges in KO, but not in WT, mice (Fig 9C).
Besides, Penfield and colleagues stimulated all electrodes at constant stimulus intensity and did not control for the occurrence of after-discharges.
Still the degree of comparability between their results and more recent studies based on intracranial extraoperative electrodes is very high, suggesting that the possible bias due to spread of excitation or after-discharges was minimal.
