Sentence examples for sizes of activation from inspiring English sources
For studies during anesthesia (in children), the comparable mean sizes of activation in AR (around 1%) were observed with the less rigid cut-off level of p < 0.01.
Table 3 Mean relative sizes of activations in AR and eAR both given as percent of the overall size of the auditory region.
In Table 3, mean relative sizes of activations in AR and eAR are given for SPM analyses based on different smoothing filter kernels applied in preprocessing and cut-off levels used for statistical inferences.
However, the size of activation in AR increases with stronger smoothing — which can also be extracted from Table 3.
The cluster size of activation within the right temporo-parietal junction increased with human-likeness of the game partners.
The ACC showed greater activation during stop as compared to go trials and the effect size of activation was correlated with prefrontal activation during post-conflict processing.
In a region of interest analysis, we focused on the MPFC and extracted the effect size of activation for individual participants.
In that case the low amplitude activation pixels were assigned colors very close to those of background and were therefore not visually discernible, thus making the apparent size of activation areas smaller.
AMD patients who are noted to have disciform scars that are increasing in size and signs of activation such as lipid exudation and subretinal haemorrhage should undergo ICG imaging to look for HS.
Note: A realistic size of activations in AR during narcosis was only achieved using the cut-off levels of p < 0.01 or p < 0.05.
The impact of data acquisition and reconstruction parameters on the demarcation of auditory activations was assessed using the following criteria: (i) the peak height (Tmax value) of activation in AR, (ii) the relative size of activations within AR and within extra-auditory regions (eAR) — both in relation to the total size of AR, and (iii) the frequency of any activation in AR and eAR at all.
