After obtaining the whole cell configuration, neurons were held routinely at -70 mV for EPSCs or at 0 mV for IPSCs, respectively.
In contrast, using routinely recorded data, such as is held in primary care registries, can allow for relatively quick assessment of whole populations for those with a label of dementia.
All data sets were held and analysed within the PHO, which routinely handles identifiable health information and consequently has rigorous protocols in place to ensure patient confidentiality.
Suspected terrorists can only be held without charge for 14 days, yet asylum-seekers are routinely held for years, simply because a civil servant has failed to arrange their deportation".
Investigations are held frequently within the military and within the government, during which corruption is routinely uncovered and condemned.
Prison rape is so endemic — more than seventy thousand prisoners are raped each year — that it is routinely held out as a threat, part of the punishment to be expected.
Foreign nationals, mostly Asians and Africans, who face capital trials in the conservative kingdom are frequently unable to understand court proceedings if they are not Arabic speakers, are often not represented by a lawyer and are routinely held for long periods in harsh conditions and coerced into false confessions.
In a live webchat, Gitlin spoke about the movement's successes and failures, as well as how big money – billions of dollars in election campaign and shadowy Super Pac spending – was affecting America's democracy, which is routinely held up as an ideal to the rest of the world.
This prior estimate of cardiovascular risk is derived from risk factor data that are routinely held in electronic medical records, with unknown blood pressure and cholesterol levels replaced by default values derived from national survey data.
Seek to create an environment where discussions are routinely held about what it means to mentor and be mentored.
