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We predicted that individuals who show less tDCS-mediated GABA modulation would show less behavioral evidence of motor learning and less modulation of fMRI responses during learning.

Objectives: We compared responses induced by exposure to primary pollutants and photochemically altered (PCA) pollutant mixtures representing urban atmospheres to test our hypothesis that exposures to PCA pollutants would show increased modulation of inflammation-associated genes and pathways relative to primary air pollutants.

Rather, the robust effect of erotic stimuli at lag 2 may be due to modulation of the capture component, which would show pronounced initial disruption but not necessarily prolonged 'blindness' for subsequent stimuli.

Given evidence for suboptimal AS performance and immaturities in reward processing in adolescence, we hypothesized that adolescents would show a more pronounced effect of reward modulation of oculomotor regions and behavioral performance.

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For Y cells with nonlinear spatial summation, this modulation would occur mainly at twice the temporal modulation frequency (frequency doubling).

The question arises as to the potential breadth of cancers in which TGFβ receptor modulation would be a factor and whether pharmacological modulation would be possible.

Such a modulation would occur in the absence of visual stimulation too [ 14, 15].

This would suggest that the response of RS neurons would be stronger to stimulus calls in touch while the response to the subject's own calls would not show much modulation (under the assumption that the subject rat vocalizes and perceives its own calls at roughly the same intensities).

We hypothesized that the dynamics of neuromagnetic beta-band oscillations (~20 Hz -which are known to reflect cHz -which areactive status of sensorimotor functions-would show modulations in both power and phase-coherence related to the rate of the auditory rhythm across both auditory and motor systems.