Sentence examples for normal electrical activity from inspiring English sources
The BIS monitor is a simplified EEG monitor that uses fast Fourier transformation to convert raw frontal EEG signals into simple and real-time BIS numbers ranging from 0 (iso-electric EEG) to 100 (normal electrical activity in awake subjects).
"These bioengineered cells have been demonstrated to integrate into the host heart tissue and not disrupt normal electrical activity.
In each instance neurological examination of the affected part of the body reveals an intact neuromuscular apparatus with normal reflexes and normal electrical activity and responses to electrical stimulation.
Epilepsy is caused when the brain's normal electrical activity result in seizures.
Eventually the dendrites made contact with those of neighboring cells and established normal electrical activity.
One was a disruption of normal electrical activity in the brain: a seizurelike phenomenon called cortical spreading depression (CSD).
The disruption of normal electrical brain activity is considered to be incompatible with consciousness (Savenije et al., 2002; Lambooij, 2004; Adams and Sheridan, 2008).
The synaptic changes probably interfere with normal neuronal electrical activity, even at rest when no specific cognitive task is being performed, and eyes-closed task-free EEG picks up this resting-state activity.
An in vivo study in rabbits has shown that BSS PLUS is more suitable than normal saline or Balanced Salt Solution for intravitreal irrigation because BSS PLUS contains the appropriate bicarbonate, pH, and ionic composition necessary for the maintenance of normal retinal electrical activity.
Cardiac catheterization, invented in 1929 by German surgeon Werner Forssmann and refined soon after by American physiologists André Cournand and Dickinson Richards, opened the way for measuring pressure inside the heart, studying normal and abnormal electrical activity, and directly visualizing the heart chambers and blood vessels (angiography).
The normal values of electrical activity in children and the effects of age, gender, and BMI are not well defined.
