Sentence examples for frontal effect from inspiring English sources
In addition, young participants demonstrated early and long-lasting frontal and parietal effects in the HSC but with predominance over the right hemisphere, whereas the older adults exhibited a frontal effect and an early and long-lasting parietal effect becoming predominant over the left hemisphere.
The frontal effect was left lateralized for happy faces, but right lateralized for neutral faces.
With nameable neutral stimuli, such as words or common objects, the parietal effect is usually left lateralized, and the frontal effect is usually right lateralized.
Given the maximum at parieto-occipital electrodes and the lack of a frontal effect in iGBRs we displayed the difference topography maps from a posterior point of view.
The absence of the frontal effect in our study suggests that enhanced subsequent memory as a result of spacing in our study may not be a result of top-down modulation from prefrontal cortex [64], but may indeed reflect greater perceptual encoding (i.e., bottom-up processing).
Intriguingly, this conjoined frontal effect originated from an expression effect observed for inverted faces in particular.
In addition to frontal effects, these studies with similar, i.e., visual tasks showed modulation of parietal activity, although they had unspeeded responses [36] [38].
Accordingly, it is unlikely that our frontal effects are based on higher task switching costs at short SOA, because those would predict a similar impact of SOA on dual task activity in dual task trials with letter targets and nontargets.
The impact of auditory processing on letter target detection varied across subjects (Table 3), which accounts for the moderate significance level of the frontal effects in the group analysis (Figure 3, p<0.03 uncorrected).
The frontal effects are compatible with the role attributed to anterior structures in interference.
These studies have almost exclusively concentrated on frontal effects, generally reporting increased frontal alpha synchronization following training [ 39, 40, 57].
