Since this contrast was conducted using only correctly recognized trials, these findings could reflect an index of memory discriminability or saliency which could influence conscious recollection.
A direct comparison between the recognized and nonrecognized trials showed that both the theta increase for the recognized trials and the alpha increase for the nonrecognized ones were significantly larger than for the other condition (p < 10−10 in both cases).
Adding to the finding of single-unit responses to consciously perceived images, we here describe an increase in the evoked theta and the single-trial gamma power, only for recognized trials.
Comparing both conditions, the gamma single-trial power for the recognized trials was significantly higher than for the nonrecognized ones (p < 10−4), but for the theta region this difference showed only a tendency that did not reach significance (p = 0.08).
In fact, the time-frequency plot of the evoked response for the recognized trials shows a significant increase with respect to baseline (p = 2 × 10−3) in the theta band around 300 ms after stimulus onset.
For the recognized trials, there was an increase in single-trial power with respect to baseline in the theta and high-gamma (70 200 Hz) bands (p < 10−12 and p < 10−23, respectively), and no significant increases were found for the nonrecognized trials (p = 0.5 and p = 0.08 for the theta and gamma bands, respectively).
In contrast, for the nonrecognized trials the theta-evoked response was not present (p = 0.23 compared to baseline) and instead, there was a less pronounced but significant increase (p = 0.03) in the alpha band (~10 Hz), starting at 60 ms after stimulus onset, which was not present in the recognized trials (p = 0.4).
Many Russians still see him as a robber baron who got his comeuppance, but some have recognized his trials for what they are — absurdist acts of injustice no more respectable than the railroading of Josef Brodsky.
It was recognized that trials would be heterogeneous in relation to active therapies used, including drug dose.
When you and your horse are ready, enter a USEA recognized horse trials at the Beginner Novice level.
"The Supreme Court has long recognized that 'a trial is unfair if the accused is denied counsel at a critical stage of his trial,' " Judge Fortunato Benavides wrote for a majority of the 15 appellate judges, who heard arguments in January.
