Sentence examples for responsive areas from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, they do not directly agree with a recent investigation [7] suggesting a relation between handedness and FFA lateralization, since our female participants, showing a bilateral response of face responsive areas, were indeed right-handed.

These maps were not exactly concordant, however, because our visual stimuli did not elicit a great deal of activity in the periphery responsive areas, and our auditory stimuli elicited responses in associative auditory areas beyond the boundaries determined by the tonotopy experiment.

First, tonotopic responsive areas were detected as areas with a significant response to auditory stimuli.

Here, we detected retinotopic responsive areas, which were defined as areas with a significant response to visual stimuli.

Its caudal portion and splenium contain fibres that originate from the primary and second auditory cortices, and from other auditory responsive areas.

When quantifying the proportion of the airflow responsive areas that were highly on-selective, highly off-selective, and relatively non-selective, we divided the patches into these three categories according to its OSI.

Each voxel within the responsive area was assigned a color representing the phase of the response, which, as sound frequency varied systematically with time during the auditory stimulus, was indicative of the preferred tone (see Fig. 1) of that voxel.

There's a little vibration motor inside that "clicks" when you tap a responsive area, and simulates the clicky scroll of a wheel.

There was a population bias towards the most responsive area occurring in the contralateral hemifield, consistent with previous reports [42], [51].

While the peak of the correlation to the auditory stimulation was located in the primary auditory cortex region, the significantly responsive area (Fig. 1D, Fig. S2C, p<0.05, Bonf.

Another fMRI study by Tootell et al., which directly tried to map the neuronal substrate of the MAE, identified human MT as the most responsive area during experience of the aftereffect [78].