conduction

Preposition: of

• impulse: The damage slows or prevents conduction of impulses through the nerve.
• heat: Does not prevent the conduction of heat through panes.
• electricity: The metal of the sample is of no conceivable use for mechanical purposes, or for the conduction of electricity.

Converse of object

• slow: Digoxin also acts indirectly by increasing parasympathetic activity via the vagus nerve, further slowing atrioventricular node conduction.
• allow: Material contact would allow conduction, thus eliminating the reflective insulation effect.

Adjective modifier

• thermal: Thermal conduction from the body is 25 times greater in water than dry, still air.
• cardiac: Recent technological advances have refined the ability of pacemakers to mimic physiological cardiac conduction.
• electrical: H Understand how bonding in metals can be used to explain electrical conduction.

Modifies a noun

• velocity: NCS show slowing of conduction velocity across the elbow.
• electron: We consider two resonant quantum dots, each containing a single excess conduction band electron, whose spin embodies the qubit.
• defect: ECG monitoring is required, as conduction defects may occur, and particular care is needed in dosing in the presence of cardiac failure.
• abnormality: Sensory action conduction abnormalities were present in 91 % .
• pathway: In order for the channel to respond to the appropriate ligand they have specific regulatory domains attached to the ion conduction pathway.
• disturbance: We proceeded to investigate why the incidence of conduction disturbances increase with age.

Noun used with modifier

• nerve: Asked how nerve conduction studies work at which point bell went thank goodness.
• proton: This same extended network also supports proton conduction, a flow of positive electricity that occurs much faster than the diffusion of ions.
• heat: Heat conduction through the chimney leading to the ignition of the thatch has been the subject of recent research.
• ion: In order for the channel to respond to the appropriate ligand they have specific regulatory domains attached to the ion conduction pathway.
• impulse: Local anesthetic agents may be administered intradermally or subcutaneously to block impulse conduction in local nerve fibers.
• bone: Who is a bone conduction hearing aid suitable for?