Noun
hyperpolarization (plural hyperpolarizations)
The act or process of hyperpolarizing.
17 O and 19 F can be administered in sufficient quantities in liquid form (e.g. 17 O -water) that hyperpolarization is not a necessity. Source: Internet
"A Weighted Balance Model of Opinion Hyperpolarization," will appear in print on 30 June 2020 in the Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation. Source: Internet
Cl − causes hyperpolarization within the neuron, decreasing the probability of an action potential firing as the voltage becomes more negative (recall that for an action potential to fire, a positive voltage threshold must be reached). Source: Internet
Improvements to increase MR sensitivity include increasing magnetic field strength, and hyperpolarization via optical pumping or dynamic nuclear polarization. Source: Internet
The highly selective potassium ion channels (which are tetramers ) are crucial for hyperpolarization inside neurons after an action potential is triggered, to cite one example. Source: Internet