Activation of non-selective cation channels and inhibition of inwardly rectifying potassium channels have been shown to be necessary for Kp to depolarize GnRH neurons [ 39, 40].
In the case of inwardly rectifying Kir channel, mutations that directly affect channel PI 4,5 P2 interactions have been shown to cause hereditary diseases.
The force on a body in a uniform field is shown to be zero, which rectifies an incorrect result derived previously by others.
It has been shown that distillation column rectifying profiles can be measured experimentally in a batch boiling apparatus using a combination of equilibrium boiling, vapour removal and the addition of material of the distillate composition (Chemical Engineering Science, 2003, 58, 479).
It is shown that the rectifying action-based first-order scheme (4) is able to stir the system output to track the desired trajectory much better than the (mathrm{PD}^{4 / 5} -type scheme without a rectifying action (3). Figure 4 shows tracking errors of the above schemes in the sense of the Lebesgue-2 norm.
It is shown that, for the rectifying section, by using binary approximations based on the least volatile component, one can obtain reasonable estimates (within a factor of two) for the number of stages.
It was shown that the outward rectifying Cl− current can be activated in a triple manner: transiently by cAMP and steadily by either hypotonic stress or intracellular Ca2+ increase; only the activation by cAMP was abolished by genetic defect in CFTR [ 279].
It is shown that this new detector can rectify many of the performance issues of detectors introduced recently for target detection in such a clutter environment.
It is shown, using data for a rectifying column that separates ethanol and water, that the coefficients can be determined by fitting the transport equations to the entropy production rate, with the constant thickness of one of the films as the only adjustable variable.
It is shown that asymptotic tracking error of the rectifying second-order scheme (5) is smaller than the rectifying first-order scheme (4). Figure 5 Tracking error comparison.
