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An analysis of the average activity patterns across the population of recording sites during the early and late phases of the response are shown in Fig. 4D,E.

The distribution of both primary and secondary oscillations across the whole population of recorded clusters is presented for clusters grown on CNT and on PDL in figure 4e.

Several parameters related to the extracellular activity were extracted in order to subdivide the population of recorded GP neurons into groups.

To do this, we compared intracellular and extracellular characteristics of the AP recorded from neurons in the rat globus pallidus and classified the population of recorded neurons into functional groups.

To ensure a more stringent separation of signal from noise across the population of records, we instituted a set of criteria to select the profiles with robust oscillation for at least three days.

Figure 6B clearly summarizes these data for the whole population of recorded neurons by showing that neurons from dopamine-depleted animals required a higher level of stimulation to evoke a first post-synaptic response whereas once it was attained, a lower level of stimulation was sufficient to reach the threshold for action potential initiation.

In the overall population of RECORD-1, 4% of patients experienced a grade 3 pulmonary event and there were no grade 4 events; in the Japanese subpopulation of RECORD-1 there were no grade 3 events [ 10, 32].

All analyses were, by necessity, performed on the data collected within a single day: the population of recorded neurons, as well as any monkey's internal events and behavior, likely change from day to day.

Across the population of recording sites, the effects of attention were widespread in the curve-tracing task as the responses at 23/23 (100%) of the recording sites in monkey A and at 15/15 (100%) of sites in monkey G were significantly modulated by the difference between the target and distracter curve.

With the potential for mismatches it is important to consider the possibility of systematic biases that may arise between linked and unlinked populations of records.

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