Sentence examples for channel behaviour from inspiring English sources
For cases with unblocked direct signal: low resolution is sufficient to describe the channel behaviour through the GNSS receiver.
The conclusions are the following: For cases with unblocked direct signal: low resolution is sufficient to describe the channel behaviour through the GNSS receiver.
Even though the use of dV/dtmax as an index of INa provided us with important information on Na+ channel behaviour, dV/dtmax has often been regarded as a nonlinear representation of the underlying Na+ channel activity [34], [37], [54].
However, AMPK activation did not directly altered Nav1.4 channel behaviour in vitro.
The R52H and E246K substitutions resulted in loss of channel selectivity while the third one (G247R) did not alter the channel behaviour.
In this context, LRRK2 may regulate TPC2 channel behaviour, even though additional effects at the level of NAADP generation cannot be excluded.
High-resolution seismic data from the Middle Bengal Fan were analysed to study the architecture of the fan in the vicinity of the active channel levee system and to evaluate channel behaviours.
The idea of blended shopping is borrowed from the concept of multi-channel behaviour of customers, who use different distribution channels for the same purchase.
Two derivatives, gramicidin-ethylenediamine and gramicidin-histamine, are shown to exhibit pH-dependent single-channel behaviour over the pH ranges 9 11 and 6.5 8.5, respectively.
Thus, our electrophysiological results do in fact reflect Kir2.1 single-channel behaviour, and support the idea that cholesterol may act to cause long-term "silencing" of channels by inducing prolonged closed states.
These results cannot explain the inhibitory effect observed under identical conditions in flux experiments data, so to ensure that these results truly reflected single-channel behaviour, and not an inability to incorporate cholesterol into giant liposomes, we made giant liposomes in the presence of a fluorescent analogue of cholesterol (NBD-cholesterol) (Fig. 3).
