Sentence examples for nerve stimulatory from inspiring English sources

They lack cysteine residues and are known to exhibit cytolytic, hemolytic, and nerve stimulatory activities (Bakrac et al. 2008; Bakrac and Anderluh 2010).

Vertebrate hearts usually have dual autonomic innervation through inhibitory cholinergic nerves and stimulatory adrenergic nerves, which modulate heart rate (HR), impulse conduction and force of contraction via specific membrane receptors and intracellular signaling cascades [ 16, 17].

These findings show that, contrary to our initial hypothesis, aged MCK-UCP1 mice are still able to efficiently respond to NMJ-inducing stimulatory nerve factors and suggest that the NMJ defects of these mice are rather presynaptic.

The finding reported by Bjerknes and Cheng [65] that glucagon-like-peptide-2 exerts its stimulatory effect on epithelial proliferation via nerves may be explained by such a mechanism.

Higher local and portal concentrations of GLP-1 may activate afferent sensory nerves of the gut leading to increased vagal stimulatory activity to the pancreas.

Since ICV injection of ghrelin is also protective after gut I/R, it appears that the stimulatory effect of ghrelin on the vagus nerve is mainly mediated via the central nervous system.

BDNF neutralizing antibodies abrogated the stimulatory effects of ASCs on the growth of nerve sprouts.

We show that a simple point neuron receiving convergent inputs from high-spontaneous rate auditory nerve (AN) fibers, with no special currents and no peri-stimulatory shifts in firing threshold, is sufficient to produce much of the diversity seen experimentally.

The two kinds of stimulatory approaches now in large-scale clinical trials are occipital nerve stimulation, or O.N.S., and transcranial magnetic stimulation, or T.M.S.

Further research is needed to understand the relationship linking stimulatory threshold and distance between needle (or catheter) tip and nerve.

The GV20 acupoint has a stimulatory effect on the CNS rather than merely a peripheral nerve; we believe that it stimulates the CNS to release neurotransmitters or neuromodulators into the brain [ 34].