Sentence examples for regularly stimulated from inspiring English sources

This perception is regularly stimulated by events such as the conferences of parties about climate change (COP 21 in Paris, in 2015) or European R&D programs such as Blue Growth or long term efforts through the Barcelona convention or the Mediterranean action plan from UNEP.

Hybridization and polyploidy are potent forces that have regularly stimulated plant evolution and adaptation.

Regularly stimulated WT, RyR2 p/s and RyR2 s/s hearts showed indistinguishable MAP durations and refractory periods.

We generated heterozygotic (RyR2 p/s ) and homozygotic (RyR2 s/s ) transgenic mice and studied Ca2+ signals from regularly stimulated, Fluo-3-loaded, cardiac myocytes.

This is in contrast to the second series of images from a regularly stimulated WT myocyte in which the evoked Ca2+ is synchronized over the whole cell surface.

The experiments demonstrated that the addition of FPL disrupted the regular pattern of Ca2+ transients observed in regularly stimulated isolated Fluo-3-loaded atrial myocytes studied under confocal microscopy.

A lot of research suggests that exercising moderately and regularly stimulates brain regions involved in memory function to release a chemical called brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF).

There is an urgent need for progress in this area, as much evidence has emerged that hybridization regularly stimulates invasiveness, where the new taxon is more invasive than either parent (Abbott 1992; Vilà and D'Antonio 1998; Vilà et al. 2000; Abbott et al. 2003; see Ellstrand and Schierenbeck 2000 for a review and examples) or when it can invade new environments.

The cells were kept in culture for more then 7 months and 58 passages, in absence of antibiotic selective pressure, and we confirmed function regularly by stimulating with agonists for endogenous GqPCRs (Gαq Protein Coupled Receptors), whose activation induce a Ca2+ release from internal stores through the Gαq/phospholipase C pathway.

Evidence that the continual use of cognitive faculties slows memory loss in the elderly has been supported by research showing that older persons who are stimulated regularly with memory exercises retain information better than those who are not.

With sounds of lower frequency, the rate of impulses fired by the neuron reflects the stimulus frequency, and the response often reveals phase-locking with the stimulus; that is, the nerve fibres are stimulated at regularly recurring intervals, corresponding to a particular position or phase, of each sound wave.