The whites of your eyes are yellow, a consequence of spiking bilirubin levels in your blood.
To avoid inclusion of falsely identified segments that would occur as a consequence of coincidental spontaneous spikes, a location was only accepted if at least half of the stimuli (applied eight times per electrode; 5 Hz) evoked an action potential at the soma within, considering jitter, a 0.5-ms time window.
As a consequence of this resetting mechanism, the spike initiation zone with the highest firing rate is thought to act as a driver for firing in the afferent as a whole.
This coordination is selectively disrupted in a rat neurodevelopmental model of schizophrenia: fragmented NREM sleep and impaired slow-wave propagation in the model culminate in deficient ripple-spindle coordination and disrupted spike timing, potentially as a consequence of interneuronal abnormalities reflected by reduced parvalbumin expression.
A sharp fall in migrant workers coming to Britain as a consequence of Brexit could push up wages and cause a spike in inflation in the short term, according to the governor of the Bank of England.
The spike in the Bullingdon's profile could be seen as a consequence of the Conservative party returning to something closer to its old self.
We observed that the overexpression of p53NLS alone caused a 31% decrease in amplitude of the Ca2+ spike evoked by agonist stimulation as compared with control cells, as a consequence of mitochondrial damage.
Thus, it may be that we see a sharp spike in slc2a8 (which is a glucose transporter [ 21, 22]) as a consequence of hypoxia at earlier time points in our system.
As we describe later, in our NAS model the onset of a spike occurs when the voltage begins to evolve on a fast time scale as a consequence of the cell's dynamics, and without bounds, in the subthreshold regime.
Learning as a consequence of thinking.
Transf., as a consequence of attention.
