Sentence examples for regular adapting from inspiring English sources

These interneurons function by exhibiting a regular adapting firing pattern but also may initially fire bursts of two or more spikes on slow depolarizing humps when depolarized from hyperpolarized potentials.

And Jeffrey Lentz, a Glimmerglass regular, adapted his attractive lyric tenor to the incompatible roles of the friendly student with too much free time and the thug with the cell phone.

Lemma 2.1 Let f ( t ) be a regular adapted process such that with probability one ∫ 0 T f 2 ( t ) d t < ∞.

Evidence is provided with regard to the short-term improvement of the gross motor function in children with Down syndrome participating in equine-assisted activities, in comparison to regular adapted physical education, in a special education institution.

He received breast milk until two weeks of age, then he was put on a regular, adapted, infant formula (Tutteli®, Valio Ltd ,Finland) but had poor weight gain and watery diarrhoea from the first days of life.

An adaptive current with high subthreshold adaptation yields predominantly bursting (initial and regular) and adapting firing patterns.

In Utrecht, candidates received regular, hospital adapted application forms for laboratory and radiology requests where they could mark the investigations they requested.

Nurses' caring attitudes and caregivers' regular communications, adapted to needs at different times, help parents to interact and create a bond with their premature neonate.

Nurses' caring attitude and regular communication adapted to specific needs are perceived by parents as necessary preconditions for parents' interaction and development of a bond with their baby.

Physical activity was assessed by a series of videos asking questions about the time spent in walking in a regular week, adapted from an instrument to assess mobility by video clips and validated by our team [ 27].

To determine whether regular performance of adapted sports is associated with long-term changes in carotid atherosclerosis in subjects with spinal cord injury (SCI).