When the prosodic manipulation was realized at the final word, we observed a right anterior negativity followed by a late positivity (P600).
They both must see that even if the letter of the code was observed – a right of reply was allowed – a coach and horses was driven through its intent.
During transport, the emergency physician observed a right thoracic subcutaneous emphysema, bilateral deformation of the thoracic wall, tenderness over the pelvis, and a right upper arm deformity.
For the left hemisphere beta power was significantly more attenuated (p<0.05) when subjects observed a left hand compared to when they observed a right hand.
We observed a right fronto-parietal circuit containing DLPFC that included portions of inferior frontal and temporal gyri that was associated with encoding and that engaged abnormally in schizophrenia.
Post-hoc t-test revealed that for data recorded over the right hemisphere beta power was significantly more attenuated (p<0.05) when subjects observed a right hand than when they observed a left hand irrespective of the direction of head gaze (Fig. 3).
Critically, we found significant correlations between RTs and mean amplitude only in luteal women, but not in early follicular women, where we observed a right hemifield disadvantage.
Based on previous studies that have observed a right hemispheric WM dominance in face processing (Thomas et al., 2009; Gschwind et al., 2012; Scherf et al., 2014), we compared the relationship between face oddity performance and microstructural variation in left and right ILF.
In addition, we observed a right-slip rupture striking N76°W on the road (Site 3) and many collapses that occurred on the Kishimadake volcano (Ks).
This interpretation is consistent with previous studies that suggest that when actions are observed from a third-person perspective, there is more activation over the ipsilateral motor cortex, i.e. observing a right-handed action increases activity in the right hemisphere (e.g. Shmuelof and Zohary, 2008, Vingerhoets et al., 2012).
