Sentence examples for potential amplifier from inspiring English sources
FOLC resists this reduction, conceptualizing the digital context as a powerful mediator and potential amplifier of SP and CP within fully online environments.
However, our results support a role for miR-149 in stromal cells as a potential amplifier signal triggered by H. pylori infection.
Unlike other initiator caspases, caspase-2 does not directly activate the executioner caspases but, instead, signals death through activation of mitochondrial apoptosis; hence, functioning as its potential amplifier.
Orthodromically evoked field excitatory postsynaptic potentials (fEPSPs) were elicited by stimulation of Schaffer collaterals and recorded in stratum radiatum of the CA1 subfield with a locally constructed extracellular DC potential amplifier as described earlier [ 17, 52].
Therefore, given the widespread increase in the prevalence of this infection across Southeast Asia, we assert that there is a pressing need to revisit the epidemiology of this highly enigmatic infection and that the occurrence of realized and potential amplifiers of human infection need to be reassessed.
The driven-right-leg (DRL) circuit has been commonly used in the wall-powered EEG systems to reduce common-mode interference in the bio-potential amplifier.
We have developed a novel device based on the combination of an innovative paste-less dry electrode and suitable bio-potential amplifier to manage the issues described above.
To this end, renal dysfunction is a potential risk amplifier for death associated with hypoglycaemia.
Computerized artifact rejection was performed before averaging to discard epochs in which eye movements, blinks, excessive muscle potentials or amplifier blocking occurred.
Artifacts (e.g., trials containing premature eye movements, blinks, muscle potentials, and amplifier or electrode noise) were removed from the EEG using a semiautomatic routine.
These files were automatically averaged offline using an artifact-rejection procedure to discard epochs in which eye movements, blinking, excessive muscle potentials or amplifier saturation occurred.
