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VPm precision in response to WGN whisker stimulation under varying LC stimulation conditions (2.3±0.1 ms without LC stimulation vs 2.5±0.2 ms during 2 Hz LC stimulation and 2.8±0.4 ms during 5 Hz LC stimulation, n=22 neurons across 15 animals, Bonferroni corrected α=0.025, p=0.16 and =0.14, respectively, paired t-test).

Precision in response to respiratory mechanics modifications was low for PB980, S1 and R860.

V500 and V680 had relatively low error, but low precision in response to respiratory mechanics modifications.

PB980 had the lowest error in terms of VT delivery, but Servo-U had the highest precision in response to respiratory mechanics modifications.

PB980 had the lowest error in terms of tidal volume delivery, but Servo-U had the higher precision in response to respiratory mechanics modifications.

We observed that DGCs from epileptic rats still discharge in single-spike mode with a high temporal precision in response to low stimulation intensities.

Similarly to Experiment 1, this indicates less variability, thus higher precision, in responses when the to-be-enumerated items were split across the two hemifields.

This indicates less variability, thus higher precision, in responses when the to-be-enumerated items were split across the left and right visual fields.

Through population activity in the visual thalamus, we have shown that the temporal precision in the neural response changes relative to the timescale of the visual scene, that a high degree of temporal synchrony is necessary to represent the more slowly varying natural scene, and that the ensemble representation is invariant to visual contrast.

South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said its military also conducted a "precision strike" launch exercise in response, firing missiles into the sea.

Both required greater precision to advance.In response the metre, from the Greek metron, meaning "measure", was ushered in, helped along by French revolutionaries, eager to replace the Bourbon toise (just under two metres) with an all-new, universal unit.