Of various ions examined with this modified membrane, K+ was subject to the greatest modulation of its transport behaviour; this being characterised by a substantial initial induction period followed by a steady state rate that never attained the value achieved with unmodified membranes of a similar water content.
However, percentage cRT shortening induced by active rTMS was negatively correlated with age (r=−0.57, P=0.005), whereas that induced by sham rTMS was not (r=−0.23, P>0.05), suggesting that cognition of younger subjects might have greater modulation by active stimulation than older ones.
Much shorter pulses are achievable with greater modulation depth [22] with the theoretical limit of Ytterbium well under 20 fs and the practical record currently at 47 fs [32].
Glenberg et al. [76] found greater modulation of activity in the hand muscles while reading sentences describing the transfer of objects with the hand (You give the pizza to Andy).
For example, one might predict that individuals with greater structural integrity in white matter tracts should have a larger dynamic range of activation, and might therefore show greater modulation of white matter BOLD as a function of trial-by-trial RT differences.
Of great interest are future experiments that parametrically modulate these different aspects of an incentive task within-subject, across the course of a scan, so see if adolescents show greater modulation (interaction) of mesolimbic activation as a function of entertaining task features.
The LOC showed by far the greatest modulation of activity as a function of target type (F 1,15) = 10.21,P = 0.006), which was clearly driven by elevations in both extrapolation conditions (i.e. mEXT>mEXP and pEXT>pEXP; see Figure 5 top row).
This yielded a black-white binary intensity modulation with higher variance and thus greater modulation of RGC responses.
Interestingly, RS neurons exhibited a greater modulation to calls during touch as compared to out of touch.
Indeed in Figure 5, we report a much greater modulation of the neurons by USVs when in touch compared to out of it.
