poststimulation

poststimulation

(ˌpəʊstˌstɪmjʊˈleɪʃən)
adj
occurring after stimulation
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To determine the mechanisms underlying the potentiating effect of ephrin-B2 on PB-MNC, we compared gene expression profiles of stimulated versus unstimulated cells, at 1 and 4 hours poststimulation, using
A mean dose of 407 [+ or -] 13.8 MBq (for poststimulation scans) and 424 [+ or -] 15.3 MBq (for the prestimulation scans) [sup.11]C-PiB was injected, and list-mode PET was acquired for 40-90 minutes postinjection.
L-LTP, occurring hours poststimulation, is important for intermediate-term and long-term memory and requires gene transcription and translation for maintenance [39].
The normal peak ACTH value poststimulation should be an increment no less than 50 pg/mL at 60'.
"Optimizing the poststimulation flowback of hydraulically fractured wells is a significant challenge for our industry," said Wallace Pescarini, President, Testing Services, Schlumberger.
The stimulation threshold and evoked EMG amplitude were measured 1 min later at the same point as the prior test to determine poststimulation parameters.
levels; mean ischial pressure uniformly decreased poststimulation; baseline mean unloaded tissue oxygen levels increased from 1% to 36% poststimulation.
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