Sentence examples for both hemispheres in response from inspiring English sources

Our results provide converging evidence, by showing larger NSW amplitude across both hemispheres in response to emotionally neutral non-speech vocalizations compared to non-voice sounds.

The authors conclude that the observed weak ipsilateral potentials in response to monaural stimulation originate from ipsilateral pathways that are inhibited by the contralateral pathways, and infer that well-formed Ta and Tb peaks over both hemispheres in response to monaural stimulation can occur only if transfer of auditory inputs via the commissural fibres is possible.

By contrast, estradiol mainly, but not exclusively, affected both hemispheres in the same direction.

It was present in both hemispheres in five patients (9.1%).

"Decreases" in overall activity were found in both hemispheres in the primary sensory and motor cortices.

In both hemispheres, the response profile was highly person-specific, with little difference in the responses to buildings and hammers.

This behavior is possibly due to destabilization and shift of equatorial convective active regions towards the opposite hemisphere in response to changes in the mean meridional circulation in concert with the SSW.

Hauser and Anderson [10] showed (using a head-orienting procedure) that rhesus macaques turned with the right ear leading (left hemisphere) in response to conspecific vocalizations (aggressive, fearful and affiliative calls) but turned with the left ear leading (right hemisphere) in response to a vocalization of another species (alarm call of a sea bird).

We found that dogs turned their head to the right side (left hemisphere) in response to conspecific vocalizations, but to the left side in response to the sound of the thunderstorm.

The plasmaspheric virtual resonance (PVR) and the transient Alfvén wave bouncing between the ionospheres in both hemispheres (the transient response, TR) are regarded as the possible generation mechanisms of the Pi2 pulsations.

Twenty-five patients with episodic CH and thirteen healthy subjects underwent an experimental session where we evaluated, in both hemispheres, motor-cortical response to: 1) single-pulse TMS: i.e. motor threshold (MT); input-output (IO) curves and cortical silent period (CSP) and 2) paired-pulse TMS: i.e. intracortical facilitation (ICF) and short intracortical inhibition (SICI).