Sentence examples for modulation of action from inspiring English sources

Thourson, SB; Payne, CK, Modulation of action potentials using PEDOT PSS conducting polymer microwires, Scientific Reports, vol 7 no. 1 (2017) [abs1038/s41598-017-11032-3] [abs].

In what follows, we present 2 experiments showing the modulation of action dynamics across learning.

We discuss possible alternative approaches to obtaining precise control of neuronal spiking with AIS-targeted optogenetic constructs and propose potential uses for our ChR2-YFP-NavII-III probe where subthreshold modulation of action potential initiation is desirable.

For example, Schutte and Spencer [10] have used a computational model based on dynamic field theory [9] to account for the modulation of action dynamics when moving across different spatial extents.

While this study provide a clear evidence for a specific modulation of action language on M1 activity, the use of a passive task and, therefore, the lack of an online measure of the participants' performance, make it difficult to establish what sort of processing they have been actually performing, when M1 was stimulated.

The axon initial segment (AIS) is responsible for both the modulation of action potentials and the maintenance of neuronal polarity.

We hypothesized that an effective implementation of REDD+ would require understanding of the functioning of the local social-ecological system and modulation of actions to the actors' characteristics and motivations in the affected areas.

This 400 ms time window of analysis was based on previous studies that showed temporal modulations of action and intention decoding within the first 400 ms of information processing [40].

This review is designed to describe the evolution of the seminal observation made simultaneously in 1975 by Dr. W. Haefely's laboratory (Hoffman La Roche, Basel, Switzerland) and in the Laboratory of Preclinical Pharmacology (NIH, St. Elizabeths Hospital, Washington DC), that benzodiazepine action was mediated by a modulation of GABA action at GABAA receptors.

In conclusion, our data indicate that TTC9A modulates the anxiety-related behaviors through modulation of estrogen action on the serotonergic system in the DRN.

These roles range from voltage-dependent modulation of the action potential waveform (Knock et al, 1999), to modulating responses to intracellular calcium release through BKca and SK3 (Khan et al, 1993; Pierce et al, 2008), intracellular ATP concentration through KATP (Khan et al, 1998) and uterine stretch through tandem pore channels (Tichenor et al, 2005).