Davis, a less excitable fellow than Arnold Schwarzenegger, was nevertheless quite pleased at gaining this goal of a lifetime.
The visual cortex was more excitable when alpha activity was low, and less excitable when it was high, leading to TMS-induced visual percepts (phosphenes) or no percepts, respectively.
The real difference is not that the French are less excitable about sex.
We report here that network activity was reduced and that trisomic neurons were less excitable due to an increase in inward rectifying potassium channel expression level (KCNJ6 and KCNJ15) and an increase in HCN currents.
In the player's box above the scoreboard, his girlfriend Jennifer Bate – given an unexpected day off from her job as a Warwick dentist – and wider family were scarcely less excitable, leaping to their feet to roar with almost every point taken off the seven-time Wimbledon winner.
We also found that the distance from the soma to the AIS differs among MNs, and is longer in average for dendrite-derived AISs, which are thus more isolated from somatodendritic synaptic inputs and, as a consequence, might be less excitable [ 2, 3].
Mr. Pinfield, who is no less excitable today than he was 15 years ago, said in a phone interview from the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Tex., that the original series is still his most recognized credit.
Either the cutaneous afferents are indeed less excitable after injury than deep neurons, or alternatively, perhaps the DiI is causing changes to the firing properties.
Thus, although primary murine K cells do express GLUT5 and the KATP channel subunits (14), one possible explanation for the discrepancy between the cells reported here, therefore, is that K cells are generally less excitable than L cells and that the weaker fructose stimulus is sufficient to activate L cells, but not K cells.
Glue (2001) was stylistically much less excitable, a local epic about how the world changed between the pre-Thatcherite 1970s and the new century.
