To evaluate the effects of pharmacological agents, outward A-type K+ current was first elicited by voltage steps from −80 mV to +20 mV (500 ms, 10-s intervals) in drug-free medium and then in bath solution containing the drug of interest.
"He has more of the outward appearances of the agent we all dislike than he is like that at heart," said Andy Rooney, the "60 Minutes" commentator and a Leibner client.
It was observed that placental vascular tissue becomes leaky when formalin-fixed, leading to increased permeability and outward diffusion of MR contrast agent.
It is no accident that dance, that timeless agent of inner peace and outward solidarity, is how these women come together.
A glycoprotein ATPase is responsible in cancer cells for the outward transport of a variety of chemotherapeutic agents and thus is a critical vehicle of chemoresistance.
It transpires that his godliness comes at a considerable price, and, while his outward image is that of the upright, unbending agent, his soul is in turmoil.
Triclosan and silver agents were evaluated for "Zone of inhibition" test which provided qualitative analysis of the extent to which antimicrobial agents effectively migrated onto the agar and diffused outward.
For the holder of the consequentialist view, this is a judgment that the agent exercised a form of control that could be influenced through outward expressions of praise and blame in order to curb or promote certain behaviors.
The construction industry and real estate agents themselves are an obvious first hit, but job losses would extend outward to lawyers involved in the paperwork, to contract labourers and security guards working on property developments.
However, although both agents caused almost complete inhibition of peak inward current, only Ni2+ completely inhibited peak outward current: some residual outward current remained at +60 mV in the presence of KB-R7943.
