The phrase "align with psychophysical studies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing research or theories that correspond or are consistent with findings in psychophysical studies.
Example: "The results of our experiment align with psychophysical studies that suggest a strong connection between perception and cognition."
Alternatives: "correspond with psychophysical research" or "conform to psychophysical findings."
The volunteers had training in taste sensory evaluation and extensive experience with psychophysical studies.
Instead, our results are more consistent with psychophysical studies (Kolers et al. 1985; Fiser et al. 2001) showing significantly longer reaction time when sequentially matching faces of dissimilar size compared with faces of same size.
This is consistent with psychophysical studies in humans that suggest the SAT is implemented as a change in the decision bound (Reddi and Carpenter, 2000; Reddi et al., 2003; Palmer et al., 2005).
This is consistent with human psychophysical studies showing that extensively experienced native speech sounds are perceived with less variability than novel foreign speech sounds [19].
Thus, to perform this study we evaluated three class discriminability measures as a function of the spatial frequency content of face images to find out if there is a maximum in the same representation found with the psychophysical studies.
At AR = 1, the SDs are equal and set to 15°, concurring with previous psychophysical studies showing that adaptation is still present for subsequently presented dot lattices with orientations falling 15° apart (Gepshtein and Kubovy 2005).
The 'psychophysical' test set was designed to approximate the kind of stimuli used in typical psychophysical studies, with the requirement that we could sensibly calculate "physical correlates" of perceptual properties of colour, such as hue, saturation and brightness.
It is important to note that in human psychophysical studies, MRPs conjugated with GalA, GlcNH2, Xyl, or Fru produced a biphasic effect on salt taste.
In addition to fMRI studies, there are psychophysical studies showing that many patients with CRPS-1 suffer from cognitive and motor neglect-like symptoms.
