rest with someone/something

Examples of resting

resting

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Drevets et al. (1997) have previously demonstrated increased resting metabolism in a more ventral subgenual cingulate region in manic patients.
There is no auto regulation, and the vessels are essentially maximally dilated in the resting state with very low baseline resistance.
The males took off from a resting position without any visible stimulus being apparent and not necessarily when a female flew in the vicinity.
Still, chin resting is something useful for hands to do, so hands must be exaptations for chin resting.
Resting plasma catecholamine concentrations in patients with depression and anxiety.
To use a handy metaphor, it would be a very costly process, given the great disparity in resting levels, so the processor avoids it.
Optionality occurs when two rival items coexist and neither has yet achieved a resting level at which it consistently triumphs over the other.
In this paper, we extend the modelling with transport equations to include periods of resting where the individuals do not move.
A 12-lead surface resting electrocardiogram and posterior-anterior chest radiograph were recorded in all patients.
The number of females collected per trap-night was compared with that of daytime indoor resting, outdoor resting, indoor man-landing and outdoor man-landing collections.
All resting phases coincided with videotaped returns to the night roost, suggesting that this individual did not use any other night roost.
Let us briefly sketch a worry that one might have in resting only with the weaker form of objectivity.
A longer view reveals a similarly varied programme, but with a greater emphasis resting on theatre events, including work for children and family audiences.
The purpose of having the head resting on the speaker is to sense the acoustic vibration that suggests an analogy of auditory memories' emergence.
This pathogen was not observed in the host population for several (generally dry) periods implying survival outside the host, perhaps as resting spores.
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