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Following the modality precision hypothesis [7], [8], on which the sensory modality with the highest temporal acuity dominates the perception of events in other modalities, Freeman and Driver attributed their results to the timing of the beeps influencing the perceived timing of the visual stimuli.

However, this has to be mitigated: in the sustained modality, low precision condition, it is so easy to succeed that Age had no significant effect on the rate of failure.

The task is here defined by the modality and the precision demand.

If these quantities are constrained by only one modality, the conditional precision of their estimates will not be increased by adding another.

The potential advantage of this modality is the attributed precision of laser-induced tissue necrosis.

We also present how these control signals can be used within the heuristic model of grasping to create the decision of the grasping modality: (1) palmar, lateral, precision, or spherical grasp type, (2) hand aperture, (3) hand and forearm orientation, and (4) the timing of hand/forearm orientation and hand opening/closing.

Fusing all modalities increases the conditional precision of the underlying source estimates relative to that obtained by inverting magnetometers, gradiometers, or EEG alone (Henson et al. 2009).

Amplitude had significant effects on some variables (sustained modality: complete stabilization time in the low precision condition; impulsion modality: reach time in the high precision condition, and rate of failure in the high and low precision conditions; see Table 2), but no dependent variable increased monotonically as a function of amplitude.

The only dependent variable that showed a significant interaction between Age and Amplitude is the reach time (R) in the sustained modality in both the low and high precision conditions (Table 2; Fig. 3a).

In this paper, we present a rigorous methodology to calculate the precision limit of different imaging modalities.

Some of the growth may be accounted for by improved access, precision of diagnostic and therapeutic modalities outcomes, and the increasing prevalence of spinal pain.