Sentence examples for frontal distribution from inspiring English sources

This frontal distribution (cf. the centroparietally distributed P600[21]) is commensurate with previous research in adults where, as in this study, the sentence structure at the point of measurement is unexpected, rather than ungrammatical, per se[11], [13], [21].

As for the spindle detection, it replicated the known frontal distribution of slow spindles and centro parietal distribution of fast spindles77.

The syntactic violations elicited an Anterior Negativity between 300 and 500 ms. This negativity was bilateral and had a frontal distribution.

However, the latency and distribution of the ERP component differed: whilst responses to emotional prosodic expectancy violations were elicited shortly after an expectancy violation (∼470 ms post splicing-point) and most prominently at posterior electrode-sites, the positivity in response to linguistic prosody had a later onset (∼620 ms post splicing-point) with a more frontal distribution.

The differences in the P2 effect between groups had a right frontal distribution.

Application of an average reference in comparison to a nose reference caused a frontal distribution of iGBR activity in the region of the eyes.

The frontal scalp distribution of the positive component in the Musical Task is consistent with the scalp distribution of the P3a component reported for chord sequences ending with dissonant harmonies [84] and harmonically acceptable chords with deviant timbre [89].

In all data sets, independent components related to eye movements had a large EOG channel contribution and a frontal scalp distribution.

At MRI, WMLs severity was graded as mild in 7, moderate in 2, and severe in 6 patients; WMLs location was widespread with a predominant frontal lobe distribution.

P3 is a generic name for a variety of relatively late, positive components with a centro-parietal or centro-frontal midline distribution [16, 18].

The failure of these stable detonations is due to the global curvature mechanism caused by the mass divergence into the porous wall, leading to the slow distribution of frontal curvature.