How rendition-to-rendition variability in LMAN firing is regulated, and whether it contributes to learning-related changes in motor variability, remains to be explored.
These results were extended to spinally projecting neurones within this nucleus, whose firing was regulated by NO modulating the GABAergic tone (Li et al., 2002, 2003).
This provides a simple explanation for how replication origin firing is regulated, which simultaneously provides protection against replicative stress while minimizing the cost of using large numbers of replication forks.
Fire monitors also regulate fire through educational services to the public and have been known to temporarily ban campfires from campgrounds during periods of high fire danger.
The Aboriginal peoples exploited the land efficiently by "firestick farming," the use of fire to regulate and maintain plant and animal food sources.
Although some ecosystems rely on naturally occurring fires to regulate growth, many ecosystems suffer from too much fire, such as the chaparral in southern California and lower elevation deserts in the American Southwest.
"Advocates for the ministerial exception argue that religious institutions, in their hiring and firing, should be regulated as little as possible," said Ira C. Lupu, a professor at The George Washington University School of Law who specializes in church-state cases.
We hypothesized that if the network has an intrinsically regulated firing rate 'set point', as suggested by theories of homeostatic plasticity, we would see an increase in firing rates back to baseline values after administration of baclofen.
Anthropogenic uses of fire play a key role in regulating fire regimes in African savannas.
Woody plant encroachment in mesic grasslands was regulated by fire (Pyne [1997]; Briggs et al. [2005]).
The behavior of the system (6)–(7) can be used to test the hypothesis that MDN firing states are independently regulated by two distinct afferent pathways, whose interactions control tonic and phasic activity in MDNs.
