Sentence examples for more excitable and from inspiring English sources

The treatment made dopamine-releasing neurons in the VTA more excitable, and it reorganized their synapses with other neurons to make this excitability last.

Chaudhary is more excitable and dreamier.

Joe is the smoother and calmer of the two musicians, while Jerry is more excitable and gregarious.

Overall, these experiments show that cannabinoids reduce the concentration of chloride ions inside the retinal ganglion cells, making them more excitable and more sensitive to light.

According to the staff, I needed both hair-styling and a neurological upgrade; namely, "transcranial extensions designed to make the brain's synapses more excitable and primed to increase neuroplasticity".

Sensitized pathways are more excitable and less inhibited than normal pathways, resulting in increased neuronal firing [17].

It was going to soak the rich, ran some of the more excitable commentary – and while the tax on bankers' bonuses was present and correct, it was less a soaking and more a gentle, predictable spray.

Coach Jürgen Klinsmann was fired, and replaced by Bruce Arena, whose largely unruffled disposition sits in contrast to a more excitable Klinsmann, and who coached the national team for several years in the late nineties and early two-thousands.

They become super-sensitive to social dynamics and are more emotionally raw: more excitable, more labile, and quicker to anger.

I tend to be more excitable in Spanish and ruder in Hebrew, for instance, than I am in English.

In the old days the more excitable football managers and chairmen used to ban local reporters from their press boxes for criticising the team, a ban usually circumvented by the reporter watching from the terrace.