Sentence examples for free resting from inspiring English sources

Therefore, this membrane bioreactor has a favorable foundation for industrial application due to its high efficiency and ability to continuously produce acylamide using free resting cells.

The characteristics of filtration of the membrane was evaluated and the bioconversion of arcylamide from acrylnitrile in the membrane bioreactor was carried out using the free resting cells as a biocatalyst to replace the immobilized cells in the original reacting system.

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Compared to a task-free "resting state," older adults performing tasks of any difficulty recruited additional between-module connections.

Crucially, it can be applied to experimentally evoked responses (activation studies) or endogenous activity in task-free (resting state) fMRI studies.

Here, we examined brain networks in young and older adults during a task-free resting state and an N-back task and investigated age-related changes in the modular network organization of the brain.

I then kneel, remove my beret and place it on the beach as a sand-free resting place for my reel, get out my pliers and prise the fly from the fish, which is usually back in the water in a minute or less.

While overconnectivity can be tested by examining the cortical minicolumn organization, long-distance underconnectivity can be tested by cognitively demanding tasks; and 5) functional underconnectivity in brain areas in ASD will be seen not only during complex tasks but also during task-free resting states.

In the present study, we investigated differences in task-based (MACM) and task-free (resting state) functional connectivity of these regions used as seeds.

These findings thus revealed several regions that show differential functional connectivity with the posterior inferior and posterior superior frontal cortex, respectively, across two fundamentally different states, i.e., during the performance of externally structured tasks and during a task-free resting state.

In comparison to task-free resting state connectivity, task-based MACM delineates networks, which are concurrently recruited by an extended range of tasks and should therefore be able to reflect robust networks of coordinated activity in response to external task-demands.