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Brain signal variability during rest as a neural mechanism underlying cognitive reserve
Background Resting-state brain signal variability has been found to vary with age and cognitive function. Neural flexibility has been suggested as a neural mechanism underlying cognitive reserve (CR), a construct that describes better than expected cognition given brain status. We examined t
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