Sentence examples for bilateral response from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, they do not directly agree with a recent investigation [7] suggesting a relation between handedness and FFA lateralization, since our female participants, showing a bilateral response of face responsive areas, were indeed right-handed.

Downing Street said the deployment was not just a practical bilateral response to a request for support, but a signal to the Russians that Britain will not countenance further large scale annexations of towns in Ukraine.

Assuming a symmetric response function of both ears we calculated the bilateral response differences at each angle tested (Fig. 4A,B).

Results showed no sex difference in the amplitude of N170 to objects; a much larger face-specific response over the right hemisphere in men, and a bilateral response in women; a lack of face-age coding effect over the left hemisphere in men, with no differences in N170 to faces as a function of age; a significant bilateral face-age coding effect in women.

The brain signatures for such acoustic processing and attention switching include a symmetric bilateral response in superior temporal cortex (Näätänen et al. 2001; Patterson et al. 2002).

In all cases, we found a bilateral response, with a high correlation between the seed chosen and its correspondingly symmetrical channel; this pattern is more evident in deoxy-hemoglobin than oxy-hemoglobin maps for a seed in either the sensorimotor cortex, occipital lobe, or frontal lobe.

R3 and R2 are bilateral responses elicited by both noxious and innocuous stimuli.

Positron emission tomography [53], [54], fMRI [55] and magnetoencephalograpy [56], too, show bilateral responses in the parietal operculum in humans during unilateral tactile stimulation.

We found bilateral responses in the posterior dorsal PFC (including medial parts of BA 6) and the anterior cingulate gyrus, and a left-sided response in the precentral gyrus.

Eleven children (26.2%) had bilateral responses.

Second, electrophysiological studies have shown that both low [ 39] and higher frequency stimulation [ 38] of the FN can evoke bilateral responses in hippocampus and amygdala.