The phrase "a frontally" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks proper context for usage.
Example: "The image was captured a frontally, showcasing the subject's features clearly."
Alternatives: "from the front" or "in a frontal view".
A frontally prominent lP3a has been linked to the neural maturation of the frontal cortex and attention control [ 28, 34].
Thus, the data indicate that neonatal lesion of ventral hippocampus did not mimic sleep abnormalities observed in schizophrenia, however this rodent model may model some EEG features seen in schizophrenia such as a frontally pronounced slowing of the slow EEG activity in δ and θ frequency bands.
In this paradigm, the non-target deviants typically elicit a frontally generated P3a component, whereas target stimuli are likely to have elicited a frontally generated P3a and a parietally generated P3b.
This is compatible with our observations [ 13], and those of others [ 11], which show that larvae respond to live prey distributed throughout a frontally located cone of visual space.
The repetition positivity is a frontally distributed positive deflection to sounds at around 100 200 ms after sound onset that increases with increasing repetition of standard tones (Haenschel et al., 2005; Cooper et al., 2013).
In addition to the previously indicated components, a centro-frontally distributed N2b in the 200 450 ms time range and a frontally distributed Late Processing Negativity (LPN), also called Slow Wave (SW), in the range of 300 and 700 ms, have been described as part of feature selection processing and target post-processing, respectively [ 39].
Instead children's waveforms to novel visual stimuli typically display a frontally-distributed negative component (Nc) (Courchesne et al., 1975; Thomas and Nelson, 1996).
Cortisol administration caused a global decrease in cortical activity except for an increase frontally at the left, resulting in a significant change in frontal asymmetry.
According to the LSD post hoc test, the children with RAOM showed a more even AP distribution than the control children who had a clear frontally maximal and posteriorly diminishing amplitude scalp distribution (mean amplitudes frontally 8.99 vs. 9.67 µV, centrally 7.12 vs. 6.04 µV, and parietally 3.64 vs. 2.17 µV in the RAOM and control groups, respectively).
At the same time, he was adapting structural principles from Cézanne, notably the strategy of arranging all the parts of a subject frontally, in splayed, shallow pictorial spaces.
For the distracting novel sounds, the RAOM group showed atypical neural organization signified by a more even lP3a scalp distribution in anterior-posterior axis than in the controls, who had a more frontally oriented lP3a.
