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This egocentric selection by the cortex, which emphasizes behaviorally-relevant and frequently occurring signals, results in increased response amplitudes, sharper neural tuning and decreased response latency for subcortical neurons that are matched to the parameters of the characterizing sound [52], [57], [58].
LCIs exhibiting large amplitude responses also had significantly larger membrane capacitances than cells that did not (134.8 ± 14.7 vs 97.0 ± 8.3 pF, p = 0.047), suggesting that increased numbers of synapses on the larger somata may account for the increased response amplitude.
Recently, somatosensory evoked potentials (SSEPs) proved to be ideal for disclosing sensitization (reflected by an increased response amplitude to low numbers of stimuli) and habituation (reflected by a decrease in response amplitude after high numbers of stimuli) in both episodic and chronic forms of migraine.
The damping ratios were noted larger with increasing response amplitude especially in the fundamental mode.
Modal damping ratios initially increased with increasing response amplitude, but later, for the modes where experimental data were available, stabilised at elevated levels.
Softening dynamic force displacement relationships were observed for all the modes, and the natural frequencies showed clear and consistent decreasing trends with increasing response amplitude.
As expected from the increasing response amplitude and power (figure 1C and 2A, respectively), the discriminability increases with increasing contrast.
In this case an increased response and a more phase sensitive amplitude (phase between excitation frequencies) is obtained, as compared to the case with either pure quadratic or cubic nonlinearity.
As the stimulus intensity was increased, the response amplitude increased and the latency decreased.
The current results are corroborated by those of previous studies [3], [40] where a spatial separation between two sound sources in the front led to increased N1 response amplitudes.
Conversely, early retinotopic visual areas should show an opposite response; increases in either the size or number of objects (or both) should all increase the response amplitudes.
