A small number of separate statutory offences have been created to cover attempts concerning individual summary offences, in which case, usual attempt law and procedure applies.
In our study, we employed the same strategy to quantify statistical significance of the collection of individual summary maps.
The BOLD signals for each subject were analyzed using ICA and post-processed, which led to an individual summary map (see Materials and Methods for details).
The individual summary statistics images of these four linear contrasts were then entered in second-level analyses, corresponding to random-effects models.
Our approach for estimation of a unified task-related activation map based on one or more task-related ICs for a subject in a fixed task and drug condition, called the individual summary map, is described below.
The collection of individual summary maps, for each task and drug condition were then analyzed, voxel-by-voxel, via the flexible factorial model in SPM5 (http://www.fil.ion.ucl.ac.uk/spm) run in Matlab.
