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Subject 154 shows AC responses that increase as a function of regularity in the electrodes located in medial and middle HG up to electrode 10.

Figure 3 shows significant increases in the regularity of the LFPs, as measured by AC, as a function of stimulus regularity in HG.

Figure 3B shows the increase in the autocorrelation value (ΔAC) of the LFP at a lag of 1/128 s, because of the transition between noise and RIN, as a function of stimulus regularity (as determined by the number of cycles of the delay-and-add algorithm that was used to construct the stimulus [ 2]).

For each dynamic analysis, a representative static analysis is also considered, and a dynamic amplification factor (DAF) is calculated and discussed as a function of wave height, wave regularity, and structural period.

Given this, it was not possible to explore variations in accuracy as a function of the presence or absence of regularity (as per our first prediction).

However, by reformulating the reliability problem to depend on a parameter and exploiting the regularity of the failure probability as a function of this parameter, it is shown that a substantial reduction of the computational efforts involved can be obtained.

Pitch-sensitive neurons in awake primate cortex are known to increase their discharge rate as a function of salience (where salience has been inferred from the temporal regularity of a click train or the number of iterations of IRN) (Bendor and Wang 2005).

We quantify active periods and regularity in Figure 4 for groups as a function of increasing number of central individuals.

The chronological analysis of root developmental profiles revealed a strong regularity in lateral root initiation rhythm expressed as a function of root length (expressed as a number of cells, Figure 2A).

Figure  7 summarizes the average firing frequency, regularity of firing and fraction of cells firing regularly as a function of age and genotype.

Deflection signal as a function of degrees.