The conjugator status varies phenotypically between species and individuals and may help to explain the variation in toxicity observed (with data showing no immediate, otherwise expected, effects).
If the membrane is depolarized again when the channels are still primed, the amplification of Ca2+ influx will be immediate; otherwise, if [Ca2+]i remains at resting levels beyond the lifetime of the primed state, the coupling dissolves and the cycle begins again.
"I'm a Londoner, and of course I love my immediate neighbourhood otherwise I wouldn't live there.
After examining Tymoshenko on Tuesday, Harms had warned that she needed to start "immediate treatment, otherwise she could be disabled", her daughter said.
Family members, immediate and otherwise, may, however, provide me with certain non-invasive assistance during this time, such as hair-stroking, cold compresses, and covering me with a blanket if I appear to be shivering.
As a consequence, wolves are now reported to approach villages and attack livestock in the immediate surroundings: "Otherwise, now they are too close to the villages, they are around At-Bašy At-Bašyy eandlivesthey.
The only thing you can trust at this point--and some of you have heard me say this before--is the felt presence of immediate experience, otherwise known as feelings, and mathematics.
In a safety assessment, for example, a caregiver found not to be supervising or feeding a child must be directed to immediate assistance; otherwise the computer requires that the child be detained.
The goal of this study was to give voice to those immediate, but otherwise under-represented, stakeholders.
It indicates that if the treatment efficacy is really good (i.e., relatively low infectiousness), our conclusion suggests immediate treatment; otherwise the current policy is recommended.
After reaffirming the importance of the First Amendment, he urged the crowd to allow for a "smooth evening" and gently spelled out the consequences of doing otherwise: immediate and unceremonious removal.
