Sentence examples for poor spike from inspiring English sources
In contrast, in DGCs from epileptic rats, we observed that EPSPKA, but not EPSPAMPA, are selectively amplified near threshold through INaP activation leading to long-lasting plateau potentials associated with poor spike timing precision.
"Our key point is compensation — the need to compensate the poor from the spike in inflation following a fuel subsidy reform," he said.
Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner sells herself as a champion of the poor, and a spike in poverty figures during her last year in power is not the legacy she wants.
But the other problems remain and are proving hard to address.In the aftermath of the 2007-08 food-price spoor, poor countries and rich donors started to make noises about increasing the attention they gave to nutrition.
For tylosin tartrate, which had been directly weighed into manure, recovery in spiked manure was generally rather poor, both in freshly spiked as well as incubated manure (6.0 35.2 %, no analysis in standard test).
Dr. Samuels and other advocates for poor New Yorkers attributed the spike in demand at the city's hundreds of food pantries and soup kitchens to a cutback in the federal food stamps program on Nov. 1.
Among other things, the Second City Cop blogger blames early prisoner release, less officers on the street and poor leadership for the spike in violence.
The LIF model, while poor in predicting the spike caused by the background fluctuating current (e.g. GCF = 0.5 when the sEPSC is very small; see Fig. 2) is pretty good in predicting spikes that are driven by the input sEPSC.
At threshold levels of depolarization, EPSCs with short decay phase triggered spikes with high temporal precision, whereas EPSCs with a long decay time triggered spikes with poor temporal precision.
These results suggest that late spikes with poor temporal precision are generated by the activation of postsynaptic KARs selectively present in DGCs from epileptic rats.
