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Adjective(1) easily excited(2) capable of responding to stimuli(3) easily upset or inspired

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(1) The most easily excitable ones immediately interpreted his comments to mean that he thought women were dumb.(2) So far, models for electrically excitable cells only could predict enhancement of calcium load during release.(3) Once the heat of the day has passed and the sun starts to set, a steady trickle of excitable youngsters drag their parents and grandparents to the banks of the river.(4) Once again, plenty of turn-out time and correct feeding for the type of work the horse is doing, will help to calm an excitable temperament.(5) K + channels are a large and diverse group of proteins that occur in most membranes of excitable and inexcitable cells.(6) Voltage-gated sodium channels are found in most excitable tissues like nerve, heart, and muscle.(7) They have to be more patient, less emotional, more deliberative, less excitable .(8) Such erratic behaviour, it would emerge, was typical of Wilson, a man known in the local community as being a quiet, if excitable , young man, of rather low intelligence.(9) The easily excitable man with the curly hair has decided to join myself and Jared in this little experiment and has already posted his first song.(10) It is demonstrated that gel-immobilized cell organelles reveal features of an excitable medium.(11) It is the most excitable part of the neuron and the site at which the nerve impulse is initiated.(12) The authors review excitable membrane potentials and neurotransmitters.(13) The voltage-gated Na + channel is critical for depolarization and conduction in most excitable cells.(14) First, lots of excitable tissues have narrow calcium channels and multiple connections.(15) The president, meanwhile, seemed excitable , edgy and sometimes ungrounded.(16) He drank round the clock, became tense, excitable and uninterested in what he himself had created.