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The performance difference in relation to somatotopic distance was present for retention intervals of up to 800 msec, indicating that the direct involvement of SI in the retention of frequency information is temporally limited.

However, the thresholds obtained from subjects with autism were elevated for both unilateral TOJ (57 ± 9 msec) and TDT (37 ± 3 msec), indicating that timing perception in individuals with autism is below normal.

Importantly, resonances that arise from the dimer interface and from Loop 5/6 have shorter T2 values than the average (<30 <span class="lh">msec), indicating that they undergo a change in their environment in the millisecond timescale.

First, a cue was presented (1000 msec), indicating the presence and type of incentive available on that trial.

The biphasic curves were located to the right of the monophasic curves by 8 +/- 4 msec, indicating a lesser ability to excite refractory myocardium.

For the three membrane receptor families, the model that best fit the data was the Msec model (table 2 and supplementary table S7, Supplementary Material online), indicating that the gene turnover rates of D. sechellia are significantly different from those of the other species analyzed.

Within-subject planned comparisons showed that only the visual-to-auditory shift cost was significantly reduced after the AVG training (pre-training mean = 115 msec., SE = 41.90 and post-training mean = 24 msec., SE = 28.57; t(15) = 1.765, p = 0.049, Cohen's d = 0.65; see Fig. 6), indicating that AVG training improved the attentional shifting from visual to auditory modality.

For pulse durations of at least 14 msec, the second-phase defibrillation threshold voltage of a high-tilt biphasic waveform is higher than that of a monophasic pulse equal in duration to the biphasic second phase (p less than 0.05), indicating that the previously proposed hypothesis of stimulation by the second phase is not the sole mechanism of biphasic defibrillation.

Therefore, a significant choice probability >0.5 indicated that the EEG signal at that time lag (within a 100 msec window) was significantly more positive for hit trials compared to miss trials.

Simulations also indicated that the comparison of vestibular and climbing-fiber signals across the 100 msec delay must be implemented by a subcellular "eligibility" trace rather than by neural circuits that delay the vestibular inputs to the site of plasticity.

A significant effect was detected at the 20-msec IPI [ F 3, 183) = 3.30; p < 0.0215], and Dunnett's t indicated that this difference was limited to the difference between controls and the 300-ppm dose group.