Sentence examples for restored channel from inspiring English sources
An understanding of this morphology is necessary for the successful design of a reconstructed or restored channel.
Second, inhibiting COX-2 reduced channel formation, and addition of exogenous PGE2 restored channel formation.
Addition of 50 ng/ml PGE2 completely restored channel formation in cells treated with 40 μmol/l celecoxib, suggesting that the celecoxib-mediated inhibition was dependent on PGE2.
Replacement of 185 mM mannitol with 96 mM Na+-gluconate restored channel conductance in response to the hyperosmotic treatment, suggesting that the channel specifically conducts cations (i.e., Na+) rather than the much larger gluconate anions.
Moreover, feedback regarding the hydromorphological adjustment of restored channels is rarely documented, making it difficult to predict channel persistence as aquatic habitats.
We develop prediction tools to assess the persistence of restored channels as aquatic habitats, using between five and seven monitoring surveys per channel (spanning 7 15 years after restoration).
High amounts of gravel and woody debris are transported within the restored channels, creating dynamic gravel beds and log jams in the channels.
One is to restore Channel 2, a popular television station, to its owner, Baruch Ivcher.
We further show that external and internal quantity based incentives can restore channel coordination in single period and channel members can benefit through arbitrary splitting of the resulting additional chain profit.
However, neither application of 5-HPETE or its downstream metabolites, leukotriene B4 (LTB4) and leukotriene D4 (LTD4), perfused into the extracellular buffer or added to the internal pipette solution, were able to restore channel activity (Fig. S3).
Thus Na+ channel function in HEK293 cells with R878C-hNav1.5 was not restored by transient exposure to either mexiletine (200 μ m) or lidocaine (100 μ m), manoeuvres that have previously been used to restore channel trafficking (Rajamani et al. 2002, Valdivia et al. 2004, Anderson et al. 2006, Cordeiro et al. 2006).
