Sentence examples for ranges resting from inspiring English sources
The median (ranges) resting time prior to PET imaging was 60 minutes (45 to 75 minutes).
By computing correlations between these slower time courses, we can assess relationships between networks at the time scales more typically associated with previous investigations into long-range resting state interactions (Fox et al., 2005).
While it is not yet clear what the relationship is between local gamma oscillations and beta oscillations, the negative correlation found between motor RSN functional connectivity and MRS-assessed GABA in M1 is consistent with the idea that fluctuations in the power of oscillations underlie long-range resting functional connectivity.
Guard cell [Ca2+]cyt ranges from resting levels of ≈0.15 μM to stimulus induced elevated levels of above 1 μM (McAinsh et al., 1990).
There are several different ranges of resting heart rates to consider for patients under 10 years old.
Here, approaches range from taking the gradient (a) throughout the data range of resting to Maximal Voluntary Contraction (MVC), (b) tangents at individual data points, (c) linear regressions at discrete force levels ((b) and (c) being 'reference standard' as they utilise a number of distinct regions of the Force Elongation Relationship (FER)).
This suggests that a substantial lowering of the upper limit of the normal range of resting heart rate (60-100) would be desirable.
The normal reference range for resting temperature used in this research was 35.5 37 °C.
FFR and iFR have a significantly larger dynamic range than resting Pd/Pa.
The ratio reaches statistical significance when the MP joint is pinched with forces that range from resting to 80% (F = 3.78, P = 0.03).
One of the largest and most structurally diverse families of ion-selective channels in vertebrates, K-Channels participate in a wide array of neuronal functions, ranging from resting membrane potential and intrinsic excitability to action potential repolarization and synaptic plasticity.
