The phrase "activity fluctuation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe variations or changes in the level or intensity of an activity over time.
Example: "The study analyzed the activity fluctuation of participants during the experiment, revealing significant peaks and troughs."
Alternatives: "activity variation" or "activity change".
We use two criteria to determine whether a TF is cell cycle regulated: (1) whether the TF activities fluctuate periodically across the cell cycle; (2) whether the period of its activity fluctuation matches the cell cycle period.
In contrast, we observed high activity fluctuation on FnCas9 on the same targets in the four genomic regions, and no cleavage activity by CjCas9, NcCas9 and FnCpf1 on the exon 8 of POR.
The amplitude of the resting state fMRI activity fluctuation is higher in MWA than in MWoA.
In MWoA the amplitude of the activity fluctuation of the default mode network was lower than in healthy controls.
The fronto-parietal regions showing increased amplitude of resting activity fluctuation in our study are presumably the same, which are considered to be associated with executive functions.
In summary, the the regions we found to have increased amplitude of activity fluctuation in MWA patients are those known to be affected by the disease and responsible for the functional alterations also.
Activity fluctuations of this area, thus, give a substantial influence on inhibition success.
Decrease in scale invariance of activity fluctuations with aging and in patients with suprasellar tumors.
Reduction of scale-invariance of activity fluctuations with aging and Alzheimer's disease: involvement of the circadian pacemaker.
Further, by modeling the scheduled events imposed throughout the laboratory protocols, we demonstrate that they cannot account for the observed scaling patterns in activity fluctuations.
Neurofeedback helps individuals gain control over subtle brain activity fluctuations through real-time rewards for pre-established target brainwave frequencies at specific cortical locations.
