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For example, Wang and Wu [35] also deal with variations in execution rate of actions using a human joint model.

A resulting off-line schedule implements the rate of actions as a repetitive sequence of communication instants.

To overcome this obstacle, the rate of actions must be chosen accordingly at design time, both with respect to the limitation of the resource and to control performance.

In biologically inspired neural networks, the activation function is usually an abstraction representing the rate of action potential firing in the cell.

To aid in the design of starch-containing foods with slow and/or incomplete digestion in the upper gastrointestinal tract, the starch structural factors which control the rate of action of alpha-amylase are reviewed.

In this regard, the trainable effects of explosive/ballistic and/or heavy-resistance strength training causing enhanced force/power production have been primarily attributed to neural adaptations, such as motor unit recruitment, rate coding (frequency or rate of action potentials), synchronization, and inter-muscular coordination [31,35,36].

In order to accurately quantify the rate of action over a number of time points, all induced and diluted cell suspensions (OD600 0.01) were exposed to 2× the MIC for cultures producing Omp36 (1 µg ml−1).

Second, crustacean nociceptors are likely to be tonic excitatory neurons that will show a rapid and sustained increase in the rate of action potentials when exposed to potentially noxious stimuli.

However, with the use of stringent controls imposed here, these results corroborate both MIC and electrophysiological data, suggesting that efficient interactions of ertapenem with an affinity site in the Omp36 channel confer faster influx across the outer membrane via this porin, contributing to the faster rate of action.

Partial block of Na channels with 5 μM TTX reduced action potential amplitude, elevated threshold and reduced the maximal rate of action potential rise (Table  1).

Our observation is in agreement with a study by Samra et al. [ 29] showing an increased rate of action of lipoprotein lipase during epinephrine infusion.