The phrase "altering actions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications to behaviors or activities.
Example: "The team is focused on altering actions to improve overall performance and efficiency."
Alternatives: "modifying behaviors" or "changing actions".
Local anaesthetics can suppress ectopic firing in damaged sensory neurons without altering action potential properties (Devor et al., 1992), probably because the block of persistent currents takes the membrane potential further away from firing threshold.
Examples of populations with high susceptibility towards participation in aggregate behaviors designed to alter actions by the state might include African-Americans in parts of the American South during the late 1950s or working class Catholics in Belfast in 1969.
50 Behavioral science indicates that pain behaviors are subject to the same changes and influences which alter actions, as are other types of behaviors.
Of note, some of the data collection and analysis processes were interactive and continuous in a spiral form that enabled us to reflect on the previous analytical results and alter actions in the next phase of data collection.
Despite the different effects on channel function, each mutation altered action potential generation in a manner that was consistent with hyperexcitability.
We examine the patterns seen during the display of sexually dimorphic behaviors to ask how circuit modulation by the amine octopamine (OA, the invertebrate structural analogue of norepinephrine) might alter action selection by male flies responding to varying contextual stimuli.
We next investigated whether the altered action potential waveform results in changes in the concentration of intracellular Ca2+ ions.
Down syndrome model neurons display altered action potential shape, are less excitable and have decreased potassium currents.
In spite of the variety of Mg++-sensitive targets that could be relevant to effects on survival, our results suggest that altered action potential initiation and sodium channel gating are likely key to explaining survival effects.
Potentially this transient increase in temperature sensitivity may have important functional consequences, especially since a change in the Kv channel activity at slightly depolarized membrane potentials would substantially alter action potential frequency and neuronal coding.
Nevertheless, acute atrial arrhythmogenesis may be related not only to cellular Ca2+ homeostasis but also to altered action potential (AP) conduction and recovery (Zhang et al. 2011, King et al. 2013c).
