Because it is sprayed under the tongue, the drug is absorbed through mucus membranes, a quicker and more reliable route of action than swallowing a pill.
The more reliable initiation and propagation of action potentials in nociceptors under these circumstances may be physiologically relevant, as electrical stimulation could be seen as analogous to the driving depolarization produced by the opening of transduction channels.
In both cases, Neurath noted, 'common planned action is possible only if the participants make common predictions' and group predictions yield more reliable results; therefore, he concluded, 'common action presses us toward unified science' (Neurath 1931/1973, 407).
As Socrates himself said, "Don't you think that actions are more reliable evidence than words?" The rest of "Examined Lives"can be read as a history of other philosophers' failures to measure up to this ideal, either in their deaths or their lives.
In a follow-up study we used an entirely different paradigm in which the button press was rewarded in order to ensure reliable action preparation, and therefore more effortful action suppression ([10], Figure 1B, MNI coordinates: −7 42 21).
He added that corporate credits lend themselves to more reliable financial evaluation than do the political actions of governments.
Crofelemer has a unique mechanism of action, which may offer a more reliable treatment option for HIV patients who experience chronic secretory diarrhea from antiretroviral therapy.
Reaching more members of this population allows for more reliable verification of assumptions and more accurate derivation of action plans.
MMG provides a sensitive tool to accurately quantify mechanical responses to motor action potentials generated by electrical stimulus, allowing more reliable assessment of nerve decompression.
If predictions about the outcome of the dominant hand's action are better, because that hand is more reliable and more skilled, then ambiguous errors might be assigned to the less reliable, less predictable non-dominant hand.
