Sentence examples for ongoing fluctuations from inspiring English sources

Previous work has shown that the assessment of ongoing fluctuations in physiology can provide insights into the dynamics of human health2,17, and substantial evidence suggests that brain function may be directly related to these physiological states.

From this new perspective, the spectral features of the field potentials reflect the time structure of the ongoing fluctuations of the probed local neuronal pool on a wide frequency range.

The results of the present study demonstrate that healthy brain function shows rich dynamics over the course of 18 months, and that these dynamics are paralleled by ongoing fluctuations in psychological and physiological function as observed in behaviour, gene expression and metabolomic measurements.

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Here, we show experimentally in vivo that ongoing fluctuations in AP firing in single cortical neurons amount to scale-invariant AP avalanches at the neuronal group level.

The accuracy of point-in-time ONSD measurement in the presence of ongoing fluctuation of ICP between high and normal is not known.

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EEG is a non-invasive method of measuring human brain activity that provides a direct window into the variability of ongoing neural fluctuations.

It was found that for LFP-based avalanches, the threshold to identify nLFPs can vary over many standard deviations of the ongoing LFP fluctuations, yet the essential power law in avalanche sizes is maintained, despite a large decline in the nLFP and cascade rates with increase in threshold (Petermann et al., 2009).

This literature suggests that errors arise because of ongoing endogenous fluctuations in rhythmic neural activity in the alpha band (8 12 Hz) (Monto et al. 2008; Mathewson et al. 2009; VanRullen et al. 2011), such that erroneous responses follow stimuli that are perceived during brief periods of relatively less organized visual cortical processing.

Acute and ongoing ICP fluctuation was seen in about a fifth (16 to 21% depending on the definition used) of all ONUS evaluations in our study, suggesting that this is a fairly common phenomenon and that a decrease in accuracy of the technique in this setting may, in fact, have clinical impact.