Sentence examples for prevalent action from inspiring English sources

The coding regions of the Alzheimer and Parkinson pathways showed levels of polymorphism and divergence, as well as DFEs estimates, that are suggestive of the prevalent action of purifying selection on these two neurological gene sets in the chimpanzee lineage.

As the peripheral vasodilation was a major concern and as the surgical operation was almost completed, the hypotension was treated with phenylephrine in light of its prevalent action as vasoconstrictor acting on post-synaptic α-1 receptors.

When exploring the actions during the last reported episode of illness, GP consultation and self-medication were found to be the most prevalent actions.

"The abatement of financial tensions has led some financial institutions to imagine they can return to the same modes of action prevalent before the crisis".

The problem manifests itself in the behavioral form when developers "attempt to capture the central control mechanism so prevalent in the action-oriented paradigm within their object-oriented design".

Action is prevalent in "AbstrACTION" on several levels.

Movements are defined as prevalent thinking and widespread action that results in long-lasting, often permanent positive social change.

Kuo and colleagues have elegantly outlined a system for the effects of chronic stress on food intake as it relates to NPY (Kuo et al, 2008), which may become a prevalent model for the actions of NPY in other systems as well.

Some derivatives were found to be potent smooth muscle relaxants and the vasodilation effects of these compounds were inhibited by tetraethylammonium (TEA) and iberiotoxin (IbTX), suggesting that the opening of BK channels is prevalent in the mechanism of action of these compounds.

Police action is so prevalent, he says, that the residents of São Paulo have become increasingly desensitized.

Police action is so prevalent, he says, that the residents of São Paulo have become increasingly desensitised.