Sentence examples for potentials from each from inspiring English sources
The depolarisation and repolarisation are synchronised in each chamber, and thus, the action potentials from each fibre summate, producing a signal that is large enough to be measured at the surface of the body.
To better characterize the firing responses from tested ChR2-expressing cells, we have measured and provided additional data for the minimal pulse widths required to elicit single action potentials from each of the cell types tested.
He gets to outrun the boulder!" Lucas eggs him on during these riffs, pushing him to wring the full potential from each sequence.
About this work, it was concluded that high amounts of hydrogen and electricity could be produced considering an enormous potential from each cited feedstock being an attractive alternative as distributed electricity source and as an additional source for some activities, inclusively those that produce their own feedstocks such as abattoirs (beef tallow), and wastewater treatment plants.
We believe that cardiovascular imaging of plaques is an ideal application for multimodal imaging where clearly the combination of the imaging methods works synergistically to maximize diagnostic potential from each method.
Therefore, the values of mitochondrial membrane potential from each sample were expressed as ratios of red fluorescence intensity over green fluorescence intensity.
The amplitudes of the E and R spikes were measured in each of the first 5 action potentials recorded from each of 15 20 worms per genotype.
Thus, the potential hydrogen from each type was the same and similar amounts became trapped during the rapid solidification of the weld pool, irrespective of final ferrite content.
A brief economic analysis identifies the potential revenue from each of the four product streams, electricity, hydrogen, heat, and liquid CO2, and presents a conservative, yet favorable assessment of system costs relative to market electricity and hydrogen fuel prices.
The difference lies mostly in the potential expected from each user.
Generally, the potential benefits from each phase (1 3) move from low to high.
