"transient application" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to an application that is temporary, or brief. For example, you might say "This transient application was created just to test a new feature".
This study investigated a system using a combination of heating and transient application of ethanol to reduce bacterial load.
The sustained effect elicited by cyclotraxin-B after transient application both in vitro and in vivo is a result of the high affinity and slow reversibility of the interaction with the receptor.
A 100 ms-long voltage step from −90 to 0 mV was repeated every 10 seconds allowing total calcium current to be recorded before, during and following transient application of clonidine (Sigma).
We previously showed that a transient application of isoproterenol (a β-adrenergic receptor agonist) to visual cortical slices greatly and persistently (at least for 1 hour) increases GluR1-S845 phosphorylation without significant effects on the GluR1-S831 site [28].
The primary adverse effects seem to be local, transient, application site reactions, mainly pain and erythema.
Tanaka and colleagues used transient application of an acidic solution, whereas our mutants are presumably chronically exposed to an acidified environment.
Such a modeling capability offers improved understanding of experimental results, and should allow quantitative analysis of engineering tradeoffs in realistic optical coherent transient applications.
The training data set for the NN model covers a wide range of outdoor conditions and system parameters and is produced using a Transient Numerical Model (TNM) that has been experimentally validated for some transient applications.
Very high or very low levels of DA (i.e. supranormal concentrations of DA higher than those that could be evoked by synaptic stimulation of the VTA, or the lack of a tonic DA level, respectively) both affected the global network activity, either by directly modulating Up-states or by influencing how Up-states responded to transient applications of DA.
An important advantage of the topical capsaicin approach is that this drug is poorly absorbed transdermally in humans and there appear to be few systemic adverse effects or even local effects other than transient application-site reactions such as pain and erythema.
TBS was applied immediately after transient, local application of the GABAA receptor antagonist bicuculline methiodide (3.5 mM) at the field potential recording site until response amplitude increased to 150 200% of baseline.
