Sentence examples for well known actions from inspiring English sources

In addition to the well known actions of Ang II to induce vascular smooth muscle contraction, activate Na+ transport in the proximal tubule and to stimulate aldosterone release from the zona glomerulosa in the adrenal glands, Ang II has been implicated in the processes of inflammation and endothelial dysfunction, both of which are associated with hypertension and chronic kidney disease.

A well known action of polyamines in mammals is to stimulate protein synthesis [ 37].

Some Trump associates said that the commission may be looking to make an example of Mr. Trump, hoping that because he is so well known, an action against him would be widely publicized and would spur other business leaders into filing as lobbyists.

It is well known that action planning and execution are strongly dependent on the gravitational force field.

In addition to its well known metabolic action, insulin has vasodilatory effects that depend on NO production in the vascular endothelium.

It is well known that action potential is a fundamental property of neurons in mammal brain.

It is well known that action potentials in general change their shape and velocity according to the geometry of the neural conductor (Goldstein and Rall 1974; Stuart et al. 1997; Debanne 2004).

Nevertheless the effects of many other immunological mechanisms related to remodeling, as well as the known action and interactions of ET-1 observed in the first period of treatment, are thought to continue over time.

She fought only one fleet action, the Battle of Trafalgar, but became so well known for her actions and her subsequent depictions in art and literature that she has been remembered as "The Fighting Temeraire".

Col. J.E.B. Stuart is well known for his actions at the Battle of First Manassas in July 1861, leading a charge aiding in the victory for the Confederacy.

Contrasting his story with romances, in which "the story is feign'd," he insisted that his story, "though allegorical, is also historical," and he affirmed that "there is a man alive, and well known too, the actions of whose life are the just subject of these volumes".