Sentence examples for fast blockade from inspiring English sources

The Confederate States of America operated a number of commerce raiders and blockade runners, being the most famous, and British investors built small, fast blockade runners that traded arms and luxuries brought in from Bermuda, Cuba, and The Bahamas in return for high-priced cotton and tobacco.

Hence, heparin-induced changes of the activation current at fertilization [25], [48] may have caused the increased frequency of polyspermy, which is an established effect of heparin, as a result of the failed 'electrical block.' The fast blockade of supernumerary sperm entry by this mechanism of fertilization membrane depolarization has been also reported in starfish eggs [5].

The anandamide-induced increase in [Ca2+]i was fast and transient; blockade of intracellular CB2 receptors upon co-injection of 1 μM AM630 prevented the effect of microinjected anandamide (1 μM), reducing it to 37 ± 4.1 nM [ n = 6 cells], a response similar to that elicited by control buffer microinjection.

By alkalization, it is possible to increase the amount of free base LA; this helps in the nerve penetration easily and onset of blockade faster.

The electrically evoked APs were eliminated by blockade of fast glutamatergic synaptic transmission, using bath application of NBQX (20 μM) and D-APV (50 μM).

This inhibition reversed at potentials more negative than chloride reversal potential; it was eliminated by blockade of fast inhibitory amino acid receptors and consistent rhythmic synaptic input from inspiratory glycinergic neurons.

Some researchers have attributed the neuroprotective effects of imidazolines against NMDA-induced neuronal death and hypoxic insults in vitro to a voltage dependent, fast and fully reversible blockade of NMDA receptors at a phencyclidine-like site (36, 39).

As compared with the control condition, SK blockade allowed faster firing at intermediate [Ca2+]in values.

Glucocorticoid blockade lowered fasting glucose and insulin levels and improved insulin sensitivity of FFA and glycerol turnover and hepatic glucose production.

During fasting, GLP-1 action blockade had no effect on insulin or C-peptide plasma levels neither in the RYGBP group (insulin: P = 0.582; C-peptide: P = 0.130) nor in the control group (insulin: P = 0.963; C-peptide: P = 0.609).

Glucocorticoid blockade lowered fasting insulin and glucose concentrations, as well as insulin levels throughout the protocol, although there was no significant increase in insulin clearance, and plasma glucose was successfully maintained at similar levels during the final 30 min of the low-dose hyperinsulinemic clamp.