The phrase "auditory component of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements related to sound or hearing within a specific context, such as in studies of perception, communication, or multimedia.
Example: "The auditory component of the presentation was designed to enhance the overall experience for the audience."
Alternatives: "sound element of the" or "audio aspect of the".
This effect, bearing a strong resemblance to the auditory processing negativity, appeared to reflect late attention-related processing that had spread to encompass the auditory component of the multisensory object.
We report that the mean response magnitude to the incongruent audiovisual stimulus ANOVIS (the visual component of the imprinting stimulus combined with the auditory component of the novel object) was greater in imprinted than naïve chicks.
Similarly, the neuron presented in figure 1a recorded from an imprinted chick responded more strongly to the auditory component of the imprinting stimulus (AIS) than that of the novel object (ANO) whereas the neuron recorded from a naïve chick showed little difference in response between stimuli (Fig. 2a).
In Section 2, we will first discuss the auditory component of the phonemes by which the speech stimuli are built up by means of articulatory features and how they may influence word identification.
This was estimated by presenting, for four time-steps, only the Area 1 (auditory) component of the four learnt pairs and by measuring, area by area, the average of (i) the induced HNC activity (as a percentage) and (ii) the total portion of HNC cells that had been reactivated by the stimulus.
Audiovisual stimuli consisted of all possible combinations of visual and auditory components of the imprinting stimulus and novel object (Table 1).
Given our focus on syntax, we first compared activity for the sentences, which were grammatically coherent but lack sentential meaning (AP) against the baseline (MuR) to remove nonspeech auditory components of the stimuli.
Moreover, the auditory component of on-screen sniffing behavior was the dominant aspect driving sniffing in observers.
Therefore, in this study, the auditory component of success was defined as a gain in auditory threshold of 10 20 dB, or more, and not as closure of the air-bone gap, the reason being that the latter is measured only by tonal audiometry, which was not possible to do with all the children in this study; we had technical problems with the children.
Rather imprinting most strongly enhanced the response of neurons to a mismatched audiovisual stimulus combining the visual component of the imprinting stimulus and auditory component of a novel object.
The effect of semantic congruency was tested on the magnitude of the Colavita effect, an intersensory phenomenon in which participants typically fail to respond to an auditory component of bimodal targets (Colavita, 1974; Colavita, Tomko, & Weisberg, 1976).
