Sentence examples for potential jitter from inspiring English sources
Postsynaptic responses were averaged after being aligned on the presynaptic spikes (Marchionni and Maccaferri 2009) to correct the effect of action potential jitter.
When it comes to our routine dental visits, many of us will face some potential jitters, but there's another common thing that most of us also will do: we close our lips around the suction straw during our dental cleanings or procedures.
In such cases, she said, she would try to ease the potential investor's jitters by explaining Malaysia's situation.
Neurophysiology showed decrement of compound muscle action potentials (∼19%) on repetitive nerve stimulation, and two-thirds of potential pairs showed increased jitter values on single-fibre electromyography.
In addition, marked abnormality was seen on volitional single-fibre electromyography with two-thirds of potential pairs showing increased jitter or blocking.
Unitary IPSCs were aligned to the steepest point in the rising phase of the corresponding presynaptic action potentials (to account for minimal jitter in the timing of action potential initiation).
In the rich world the jitters of potential investors are framing today's fiscal debate, even as output remains depressed and bond yields low.
Despite its confidence in its product, BMW is making efforts to calm the jitters of potential buyers who are still wary of relatively new and unfamiliar electric-car technology.
Concerns that the Federal Reserve may begin pulling back on its economic stimulus program have led to a halting of what had once seemed like a steadily climbing market, giving jitters to potential investors in risky transactions like I.P.O.'s.
The latency from the stimulation artifact to action potentials (asterisks) and spiking jitter and were calculated for matGC (black) and 4wpiGC (blue).
For Cases 3 and 4, on electromyography, repetitive nerve stimulation showed decrement of compound muscle action potentials and significantly increased jitter on single-fibre electromyography.
