Using this approach, the most relevant EEG coherence features are interhemispheric coherences in the central region of the brain.
Coherence was considered relevant where there was significant coherence spanning at least two contiguous bins in a 4 or 2 Hz band corresponding to the local field potential spectral peak in the alpha and beta bands, respectively.
From the Fourier coefficients, we computed replicates of spectral power for each subject and took the median value (i.e., power, or coherence, where relevant) across infants within each postnatal age group and computed group differences (using paired comparisons, where relevant), following this a new set was randomly selected in each postnatal age group and the analysis repeated.
As regards the relevance of the coherence suggestions presented by CAM, five users considered them as relevant, two users found them very relevant, and one user regarded them as irrelevant (see Fig. 4a).
Furthermore, from a positioning viewpoint, timing is the most relevant parameter, and the coherence bandwidth can be considered a nuisance parameter.
18 A sense of coherence is relevant to an individual's adaptive capacity for social stress 19 and unemployment may be damaging in this respect.
Taken together, the results from toxicological studies using models relevant to CAD provide coherence and biological plausibility for the epidemiological findings of PM-related cardiovascular effects.
In a quantum metamaterial, these states can be directly controlled and maintain phase coherence on the relevant spatial and temporal scale.
It is also relevant to point out the coherence shown by the fact that subtests Writing, Reading, Immediate Memory presented more links with most of the other test items, since they represent complex cognitive functions that are supported by many simpler functions assessed by other subtests.
22 23 These are particularly relevant in ADHD as EEG coherence reflects the connectivity and synchronisation of different brain areas, thus providing potential measures of the underlying dysfunction.
