Sentence examples for inverse action from inspiring English sources

We characterize the operator Gs,t through its inverse action on the standard polynomial basis.

31 Conversely, in healthy subjects, elevating their blood glucose levels for 20 hours or more has an absolutely inverse action, because it will lead to enhanced β-cell function capacity and improve peripheral insulin uptake.

Thus, citral's inverse actions are not explained by opposing activation/inhibition by enantiomers.

However, we observed a clear inverse agonistic action of caffeine under pathological conditions where constitutive A2AR activity would be increased.

AgRP clearly acts as a competitive antagonist at MC3R and MC4R but may also have an inverse agonist action at these receptors.

In this article, I consider this and other mechanisms that could explain inverse agonist actions, and conclude that more than one mechanism can apply to inverse agonism at GPCRs.

These pilot data, based on small samples, raise the possibility that chronically administered pregnenolone antagonizes certain acute effects of benzodiazepines and may enhance arousal via antagonist or inverse agonist actions at the benzodiazepine/GABAA receptor complex.

The non-linearity between the thyristor input signal and pump output has been eliminated by using a modified PID control technique with inverse derivative control action.

Fourth, the idea that certain sVx-containing areas (e.g., cerebellum and PPC) can implement a forward model during motor execution and an inverse model during action observation should be tested empirically.

We propose that this network implements cortical forward and inverse modeling for actions and speech sounds of self and others.

It has been suggested that the mirror neuron circuitry linking areas of the ventral premotor cortex with the parietal area PF and the superior temporal sulcus generates the necessary components in establishing inverse models, whereby observed actions are coded into motor plans, and forward models that predicts the sensory (visual) outcome of the movement [21].