In the group >65 years old, the responses were more consistent and the amplitude reduction was accompanied by an increase in peak time.
Quantal content was calculated by dividing the average eEPSC amplitude by the average mini amplitude, corrected for the more hyperpolarized holding potential (amplitude reduction to 75%; Hallermann et al., 2010).
The DSLJ tend to be more mass efficient in terms of loss factor and amplitude reduction for cantilevered beam and plate structure, and are competitive with CLD dampers in simply supported beam and plate structures.
Importantly, "top-down" projections from the PFC can influence LPP responses; for example, Hajcak and Nieuwenhuis (2006) reported amplitude reduction when unpleasant stimuli were deliberately reappraised more positively.
Briefly, the amplitude is related to the number of neurons; the phase delay is a further indicator of viability of activated neurons that may or may not be associated with amplitude reduction and in particular may mean that RGCs active respond more slowly.
We hypothesized that an increase in neuronal gain would result in multiplicative increase of auditory-cortex response amplitude as a function of the width of the notch, still keeping the basic shape of amplitude reduction function the same, whereas enhanced selectivity would result in a more level amplitude reduction as a function of the notch width (Figure 2).
More recently, Neuhaus et al. (2006), using an auditory oddball paradigm, reported persistent P300 amplitude reduction in smokers and furthermore, even in former smokers [ 18].
The Strauss items -- three of his Brentano songs of 1918 -- took her lower than she could happily go; she needed more amplitude and opulence.
Amplitude reduction within and below the reservoir.
Therefore we chose to analyze hypopneas according to a modified "Chicago criteria" [31] (≥50% amplitude reduction or lower amplitude reduction in thermistor signals associated with 4% desaturation).
