Sentence examples for both activation and deactivation from inspiring English sources
Both activation and deactivation are based on the probability of seizure.
Among the six types of wires analyzed in both activation and deactivation phases, only Morelli and Orthometric Beta Flexy wires exhibited forces different from the others.
The results show that for both activation and deactivation processes, methylation reactions are leading in MTO and are controlled by acid strength; while olefins condensation reactions are governing in ETO and are affected more by acid site density.
This method has proven particularly effective in dissociating responses (reflected in both activation and deactivation) produced by our WM task with emotional distraction, in both healthy and clinical groups [17], [18], [37].
Although regions outside the PMC, including the frontal and medial temporal lobes, have been implicated in previous activation studies of MCI subjects, findings in the PMC are the strongest in studies looking at both activation and deactivation [14], [21].
Both activation and deactivation time-courses were accelerated for L532P IhERG.
Both activations and deactivations are situated in cerebral structures belonging to neuronal circuits usually activated in pain transmission and notably in acute cluster headache attacks.
Several cortical areas have been implicated in pain processing but, puzzlingly enough, both activations and deactivations have been observed, the significance of which in the genesis of background NP has not been coherently explained [5], [12].
"Variations across cultures in the expression of negative emotions and expectations of autonomy and independence may influence both the activation and deactivation of the attachment behavioural system" [ 44].
Ignoring the variable initial delay in I f (de)activation, the I f current traces closely resemble a monoexponential process, both during activation and deactivation (cf. Figure 1(a)), which at a given membrane potential can be well fitted using a single time constant τ.
