(n.) A substance that is not an electric; that which transmits electricity, as a metal.
Example Sentences:
(1) Because this procedure has led to disastrous consequences in a small percentage of cases, a method of nonelectric sterilization has been sought by several investigators.
(2) Nonelectric methods are gaining in popularity, however.
(3) The values of qN (q) proportionally constant related to quantum yield of Ans: N, the maximum number of the adsorption site) and deltaG (nonelectrical part of the free-energy change due to the binding of Ans to mitochondria) were constant irrespective of difference in energy state and in ionic strength in media.
(4) The difference in CMRO2 between young versus aged rats at a time when the EEG is isoelectric suggests that high-dose phenobarbital may depress nonelectrical cerebral metabolic processes more in aged rats.
(5) The following results suggest that, despite the PD, Na and Cl transport processes are nonelectrically coupled: replacing all Na with choline abolished both the PD and net Cl flux; replacing all Cl with SO4 and mannitol abolished the PD and the net Na flux; and adding ouabain (to 0.5 mM) abolished the PD and the net Cl flux.
(6) These sensory organs are found to resemble the ampullary organs of many weakly electric and nonelectric electroreceptive teleost.
(7) Indirect evidence using abnormally excitable Drosophila mutants suggests that the toxin is inhibiting transmitter release by altering the electrical properties of the nerve terminal rather than by interfering with nonelectrical events that may occur subsequent to calcium influx.
(8) Bowel perforations from electrocoagulation have stimulated use of nonelectrical methods of tubal occlusion.
(9) The system is nonelectric, it has no moving parts, it is easy to operate and highly cost efficient.
(10) Dorsal horn neurons could also be excited by nonelectrical stimuli such as crushing the ventral root.
(11) Natural (nonelectrical) stimulation of peripheral kinesthetic receptors was performed according to the author's original method.
(12) During the first hour following fertilization, the egg is also developing a permanent, nonelectrical block; the degree of polyspermy which results upon transfer to low Na+ sea water decreases progressively with time.
(13) The influences of electrical and nonelectrical factors in the interfacially controlled dissolution of cholesterol monohydrate by mixed micelles of alpha-(nonylphenyl)-omega-hydroxydeca(oxyethylene) (polyoxyethylene [10]-nonylphenol ether; POEPE; 1) in combination with long-chain n-alkylamines or fatty acids were investigated and quantified under pH conditions where the amines and fatty acids exist in their charged and uncharged forms.
(14) The present study investigated a nonelectrical cutaneous stimulation device, the Dermapoints Massageroller, as well as an active placebo massage.
(15) This process could be mediated in a graded fashion by changes in postsynaptic activity (subthreshold or suprathreshold) or by a nonelectrical effect of blocking postsynaptic receptors.
(16) The development of new endourological techniques of percutaneous access to the kidney in experimental studies on liquefaction and aspiration of tissues, and the idea taken from the old resectoscope models using nonelectrical aids served to inspire our technique of percutaneous nephrectomy.
(17) The effect of parasympathectomy on the electrical and nonelectrical activation of iris smooth muscle cells was examined 7-10 days after ciliary ganglionectomy in order to explore the mechanisms involved in the nonspecific denervation supersensitivity.
(18) Ten electrically injured burn patients were compared to seven patients whose burns were nonelectric, after all 17 had shown clinically significant emotional problems during rehabilitation.
(19) And, nonelectric methods, e.g., the Pomeroy method, carried the lowest risk of ectopic pregnancy.
(20) When the nonelectric solution (0.3M mannitol) was used for electric stimulation, the activation rate was quite low (16%).
Nonelectrical
Definition:
(a.) Not electric; conducting electricity.
Example Sentences:
(1) Because this procedure has led to disastrous consequences in a small percentage of cases, a method of nonelectric sterilization has been sought by several investigators.
(2) Nonelectric methods are gaining in popularity, however.
(3) The values of qN (q) proportionally constant related to quantum yield of Ans: N, the maximum number of the adsorption site) and deltaG (nonelectrical part of the free-energy change due to the binding of Ans to mitochondria) were constant irrespective of difference in energy state and in ionic strength in media.
(4) The difference in CMRO2 between young versus aged rats at a time when the EEG is isoelectric suggests that high-dose phenobarbital may depress nonelectrical cerebral metabolic processes more in aged rats.
(5) The following results suggest that, despite the PD, Na and Cl transport processes are nonelectrically coupled: replacing all Na with choline abolished both the PD and net Cl flux; replacing all Cl with SO4 and mannitol abolished the PD and the net Na flux; and adding ouabain (to 0.5 mM) abolished the PD and the net Cl flux.
(6) These sensory organs are found to resemble the ampullary organs of many weakly electric and nonelectric electroreceptive teleost.
(7) Indirect evidence using abnormally excitable Drosophila mutants suggests that the toxin is inhibiting transmitter release by altering the electrical properties of the nerve terminal rather than by interfering with nonelectrical events that may occur subsequent to calcium influx.
(8) Bowel perforations from electrocoagulation have stimulated use of nonelectrical methods of tubal occlusion.
(9) The system is nonelectric, it has no moving parts, it is easy to operate and highly cost efficient.
(10) Dorsal horn neurons could also be excited by nonelectrical stimuli such as crushing the ventral root.
(11) Natural (nonelectrical) stimulation of peripheral kinesthetic receptors was performed according to the author's original method.
(12) During the first hour following fertilization, the egg is also developing a permanent, nonelectrical block; the degree of polyspermy which results upon transfer to low Na+ sea water decreases progressively with time.
(13) The influences of electrical and nonelectrical factors in the interfacially controlled dissolution of cholesterol monohydrate by mixed micelles of alpha-(nonylphenyl)-omega-hydroxydeca(oxyethylene) (polyoxyethylene [10]-nonylphenol ether; POEPE; 1) in combination with long-chain n-alkylamines or fatty acids were investigated and quantified under pH conditions where the amines and fatty acids exist in their charged and uncharged forms.
(14) The present study investigated a nonelectrical cutaneous stimulation device, the Dermapoints Massageroller, as well as an active placebo massage.
(15) This process could be mediated in a graded fashion by changes in postsynaptic activity (subthreshold or suprathreshold) or by a nonelectrical effect of blocking postsynaptic receptors.
(16) The development of new endourological techniques of percutaneous access to the kidney in experimental studies on liquefaction and aspiration of tissues, and the idea taken from the old resectoscope models using nonelectrical aids served to inspire our technique of percutaneous nephrectomy.
(17) The effect of parasympathectomy on the electrical and nonelectrical activation of iris smooth muscle cells was examined 7-10 days after ciliary ganglionectomy in order to explore the mechanisms involved in the nonspecific denervation supersensitivity.
(18) Ten electrically injured burn patients were compared to seven patients whose burns were nonelectric, after all 17 had shown clinically significant emotional problems during rehabilitation.
(19) And, nonelectric methods, e.g., the Pomeroy method, carried the lowest risk of ectopic pregnancy.
(20) When the nonelectric solution (0.3M mannitol) was used for electric stimulation, the activation rate was quite low (16%).