Sentence examples for intensity currents from inspiring English sources

Unlike CRF, pulsed radiofrequency (PRF) delivers high intensity currents in pulses, making heat dissipate so that temperatures are not neurodestructive.

Conversely, in nociceptors (capsaicin-sensitive neurons) with RA currents, the toxin was active in all cells (5/5) at the higher stimulus intensity (currents decreased by 18.5±3.2%) but also had inhibitory actions in 3/5 neurons when stimulated by a 9 µm displacement.

The control inputs, related to low intensity currents, are collected in the term u.

For forecasts of TC intensity, current atmospheric models have typical biases: they are not able to reproduce rapid intensification, and TCs in the models continuously intensify even in the mid-latitude, where TCs begin to weaken, then resulting in overintensification.

The concept is based on the use of an external electrical energy source, delivering a high intensity current, passing through a thin layer of material between the back plate and the lower tip of the tool probe.

Feeding regime, light quality and intensity, current character and water exchange were uniform in all culture tanks.

The pain questionnaire contained detailed questions about several aspects of pain (e.g., pain intensity, current duration, off-work-days, former surgeries).

In analyses of smoking intensity, current smoking of ≥50 py was associated with a twofold increase in the risk of breast cancer-specific mortality in covariate-adjusted models (HR = 2.36, 95% CI: 1.26 4.44).

It is conceivable that the lack of association with higher intensity current smoking may reflect a 'depletion of susceptibles' i.e. an increased likelihood to develop RA at an earlier age and therefore to not enrol in the EPIC study.

Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) is a neuromodulatory technique that delivers low-intensity currents facilitating or inhibiting spontaneous neuronal activity.

I measured fat loss with the Withings scale, which measures body fat through bioelectric impedance, "injecting a very low-intensity current (absolutely safe and painless) into the feet, and the simultaneous measurement of electrical resistance met by this current".