But where Gigue Machine, the earlier work, is predominantly fast, extrovert and rhythmically propulsive, the new one, Variations from the Golden Mountain, is much more introspective and essentially a slow movement, though one with flashes of virtuoso brilliance.
In Shaker A359C, and in Kv1.5 channels at A379C, voltage-dependent fluorescence quenching is predominantly fast and monotonic upon depolarization and the F-V relationship overlays [17] or approximates [12] the Q-V relationship, which is approximately 20 mV hyperpolarized with respect to the G-V relationship.
Thus transmission to excitatory motor neurons is predominantly by fast EPSPs and by slow EPSPs to inhibitory motor neurons.
Steve Huey of AllMusic opined that the music on Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good! is predominantly "chaotic", accompanied by "lightning-fast" solo sections.
As the bumps reflected fast changes in membrane resistance, the data suggest that their shape is predominantly driven by fast changes in the light-gated conductance.
Consistently, mstn, which we showed is affected by Wnt/β-catenin pathway is predominantly found in fast twitch muscle [51].
Skeletal muscle-specific GSK-3α knockout (KO) animals were generated by breeding GSK-3α floxed mice (flx/flx –C57BL/6/129 background) with mice expressing Cre under the control of the myosin light chain 1f (MLC1f) promoter (MLC Cre- C57BL/6B6/129 background), a gene that is predominantly expressed in fast twitch skeletal muscle fibres.
This is further supported by the previous notion that the slow troponin I gene is the major isoform in early fetal heart in vertebrates and it is predominantly expressed during development in fast muscles with a subsequent switch to fast troponin I [ 30- 32].
Fasting hyperglycemia is predominantly associated with hepatic insulin resistance and decreased first-phase insulin secretion (21), whereas an elevated postprandial glucose level is associated with peripheral insulin resistance and impairment of both early- and late-phase insulin responses (22).
In the slow-twitch fibres, commonly classified as type-I, metabolism is predominantly oxidative whereas, in the fast-twitch type-II-fibres, major production of energy is of glycolytic character.
