Sentence examples for suppressed action from inspiring English sources

This manipulation not only suppressed action potential generation but also excluded the possible contamination of inhibitory components in excitatory inputs.

The sixth simulation shows that once the dominant option of the fifth simulation completed, the suppressed action option emerges due to not having the effects of cognitive control and, more importantly, with strong activations for each state.

Immediately after the stimulus train, the bath solution was supplemented with 1 μM TTX which reliably suppressed action potentials within 20 s, enabling the isolation of mIPSCs.

In a small number of experiments (4 of 29 cells), elevating glucose transiently hyperpolarized the α cell and suppressed action potential firing.

In these experiments, spontaneous quantal GABAergic IPSCs (recorded in the presence of tetrodotoxin) were unaffected by NOS or NO receptor blockade (Makara et al., 2007), indicating that cGMP suppressed action potential-dependent GABA release ultimately, perhaps, by inhibiting presynaptic voltage-gated Ca2+ channels.

IK gating depends solely on intracellular [Ca2+] (Kd: 0.1 0.3 μM) (Wei et al., 2005; Joiner et al., 1997), and, since both local removal of extracellular Ca2+ and application of Ni2+ (100 μM) similarly suppressed action potential propagation, the activation of IK is likely initiated by Ca2+ influx via Cavs.

The Al2O3 film can cause different surface passivation at different annealing temperatures, allowing the Al2O3/SiNWs interface to form different amounts of negatively charged AlO4 and positively charged SiOx, that the mutually suppressing action of the two oppositely charged structure.

The tumor suppressing action of rapamycin, an inhibitor of mTOR, is linked to induction of autophagic cell death.

Recently, Kazlowska et al.[ 28] suggested that the inhibition of iNOS in the RAW 264.7 cell is due to the NO suppressing action of flavonoid and phenolic compounds such as rutin and cathecol.

"When the frontal lobes are damaged, people have difficulty suppressing actions... and don't understand the consequences of their actions," Thatcher told ScienceInsider.

In vitro experiments demonstrated that bone morphogenetic proteins exhibit supporting and suppressing actions during tumor formation and progression.