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Cross-modal studies showed several implications of this characteristic: modalities can influence each other not only on thresholds (e.g., ability to detect visual motion influenced by sound) but also on the intensity of the perception itself, when one modality improves the experience of another modality [17].

Previous studies suggest that stimuli in one sensory modality can influence the activity of cortical areas associated with other sensory modalities.

It is important to realize that there is a window time, perhaps several hours to days after the injury, during which this treatment modality can influence the course of events [ 29].

At the perceptual level, it has already been established that sensory processing in one modality can influence activation in another modality, for example, responses in auditory cortices to visual stimuli (Nyberg et al., 2000; Wheeler et al., 2000), and responses in visual cortices to auditory stimuli (Bookheimer et al., 1998).

Although visual features within the environment would presumably have limited effect on pups until eye opening (P12 for enriched mice [26]), other sensory modalities, particularly the olfactory system, can influence neonatal development from a much younger age.

This review is designed to illustrate how treatment outcomes for IC can be measured by different modalities and how diabetes and inflammation can influence those outcomes.

Comorbid conditions can influence the best type of dialysis modality to use.

For an informed discussion of assisted suicide and euthanasia as last-resort interventions, it is important to understand current epidemiological, clinical and policy forces that can influence the need or desire to access these modalities at the end of life.

Beltz et al. [2] emphasize that age, modality tested and how data are processed are among the main factors that can influence the incidence of plateaus (for a detailed review on data processing, see Robergs et al. [30]).

The aim of this paper is to experimentally determine: (i) if cognitive dysfunction brought about by sleep loss at the time of stimulus encoding can influence false memory production; and (ii) whether this relationship holds across sensory modalities.

Multiple factors can influence image quality, and ultimately, sensitivity and specificity in a fully integrated multi-modality imaging system.