Sentence examples for bold variation from inspiring English sources

However, inconsistency in the depth of inspiration during the BH scan may account for a portion of BOLD variation observed in such scans, and it is likely to reduce the effectiveness of the calibration measurement.

Hermitage, once Russia's largest foreign shareholder with more than $4 billion in holdings, says it encountered a bold variation on reiderstvo: When raiders failed to seize its assets, they looted the Russian treasury instead, then went after the lawyers who caught them.

Scaling using the resting state fluctuation of amplitude (RSFA) and breath-hold (BH), which minimizes BOLD variation due to vascular origins, reduced the within-subject BOLD variability in every subject during both tasks but significantly reduced BOLD variability across subjects only during the block design task.

We defined 20 features for use in the ML classification approach (cf. 2.8)—the % of BOLD variation within the considered ROIs for PHONO (five ROI in the LH and five ROI in the RH) and for SEM (five ROI in the LH and five ROI in the RH).

Kenzan's designs favoured uncomplicated and bold variations of rinpa painting style, while Mokubei's work reflected interest in Chinese sources.

In humans, these slow BOLD variations are thought to reflect an underlying or intrinsic form of brain functional connectivity in discrete neuroanatomical systems.

Similarly, when BOLD variations are driven by the vasodilatory influence of CO2, as occurs during spontaneous respiration rate BOLD changes (Wise et al. 2004), no change in CMRO2 is expected.

We also examined performance variables, voxel-based morphometry and hippocampal subparcellation, and regional BOLD signal variation.

Likewise, cognitive training results in regional BOLD signal variation in healthy samples that might indicate experience-related shifts in ΔCBF/ΔCMRO2.

There were a number of misconceptions in relation to symptoms of chlamydia infection (tables 2, 3, 4, with correct symptoms in bold), with variation in level of misconception between symptoms.

Correlations between low-frequency blood oxygen level dependent (BOLD) signal variation in distant regions, even in the absence of external stimulation, have been observed in a range of networks and have been used as an assay of functional connectivity in the human brain (Biswal et al. 1995; Lowe et al. 1998; Greicius et al. 2003; Beckmann et al. 2005; Fox et al. 2005).