Sentence examples for voltage stimulation from inspiring English sources

The first mentioned method electrotherapy based on high voltage stimulation, exerts a bactericidal effect, increases cutaneous perfusion, promotes granulation tissue formation, stimulates migration of epidermal cells, restores natural electric potentials, and improves the healing rates [ 18, 21– 23].

This paper presents a novel, fully integrated circuit for facilitating charge-metering in constant voltage stimulation.

A voltage stimulation depolarizing from −50 to 90 mV (0.2 s duration) was used to trigger outward currents in small DRG neurons.

However, constant voltage stimulation is found to be more energy-efficient although it is challenging to control the amount of charge delivered.

This experiment was designed to show whether delayed high voltage stimulation (ES) is more beneficial than no stimulation (NS) to secure tenderness under circumstances where rigor conditions are difficult to control due to variations in carcass size, fatness and/or chilling capacity.

The same voltage stimulation could not alter OHC NLC (Fig. 5B, n = 11).

When giving voltage stimulations in the DCs, there was no transjunctional current or conductance between the DCs and the OHCs (Fig. 1B, n = 34).

Transcranial electrical stimulation of motor-evoked potential involves the use of either constant-current or constant-voltage stimulation; however, there are few comparative data available regarding their ability to adequately elicit compound motor action potentials.

The different stimulation forms include microcurrent electrical neuromuscular stimulation, 43 high-volt pulsed current electrical stimulation, 44 monophasic high-voltage stimulation 45 and the most frequently used transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, 46 while still other stimulation forms fall under the category of low-frequency electrical stimulation (see figure 1 and table 1).

We hypothesized that the success rates of TES-MEP recordings would be similar between constant-current and constant-voltage stimulations in patients undergoing spine surgery.

Over time the scientists must increase the voltage of stimulation just to register the same sensory input, a routine all too familiar to anyone who has lost brain strength with age.