The phrase "active condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to health, fitness, or any situation where a state of activity or engagement is being described.
Example: "To maintain an active condition, it's important to exercise regularly and eat a balanced diet."
Alternatives: "dynamic state" or "engaged status".
Interestingly, we could not decode hand identity in the active condition based on the activity from frontal ROIs.
Note that in most of the subjects, activation in STG during the active condition was greater than during the passive condition.
In contrast, activity in auditory cortices (bilateral STG) is enhanced during the active condition.
For the active condition, the test stimuli were set to 120% AMT and the conditioning stimuli set to 70%and90%0% of AMT for SICI and ICF, respectively.
Table 4 VR-enhanced therapy vs. active condition contrast, post-treatment.
Multivoxel pattern analysis was performed to classify identity of the executing hand (right or left) under the active condition.
The higher d′ in the active condition was mostly due to increase in hit rate (mean±s.e.m.: 0.75±0.03% active condition, 0.65±0.03% passive condition; two-tailed paired t-test, t 9)=2.9, P=0.02) and no significant change in false-alarm rate (mean±s.e.m.: 0.14±0.05% active condition, 0.13±0.04% passive condition; two-tailed paired t-test, t 9)=0.41, P=0.69).
Meanwhile, the shooting technique was employed to facilitate the integration under the active condition.
This introduced an inherent order effect in the experimental design, which is unavoidable and could potentially explain the enhanced fMRI signal under the active condition.
During the passive condition, they passively listened to an identical replay of the tones generated in the active condition (see Methods).
During the active condition of the main experimental design, the subjects played musical sequences and received online auditory feedback through MRI-compatible 'Optoacoustics' OPTOACTIVE headphones.
