Sentence examples for stimulus rate from inspiring English sources

In the present study we investigated the effect of the stimulus rate on the cortical evoked responses using magnetoencephalography (MEG).

No systematic asymmetries in ABR latencies or amplitudes were found with increased stimulus rate.

Some patients with auditory neuropathy lose evoked otoacoustic emissions over time; in these cases, comparing responses to rarefaction and condensation clicks, and decreasing the stimulus rate can show an extended cochlear microphonism or yield an improved electric potential record.

Study 2 investigated two possible mechanisms of such asymmetry by (a) using contralateral white noise masking to activate the medial olivocochlear system and (b) increasing stimulus rate to reveal neural conduction and synaptic mechanisms.

The control condition consisted of oddball versions (participants had to detect the rare event) of the tasks from the execution condition, designed to control for the effect of the task parameters (stimulus duration and stimulus rate) on HRV.

The time course of beta decrease after stimulus onset was consistent regardless of the rate or regularity of the stimulus, but the time course of the following beta rebound depended on the stimulus rate only in the regular stimulus conditions such that the beta amplitude reached its maximum just before the occurrence of the next sound.

In this group of patients, seizures were associated only with stimulus rates between 70 and 90 Hz.

These stimulus rates roughly corresponded to the rates at which the perceptual quality of the sound envelope is known to change.

Selective listening at fast stimulus rates: so much to hear, so little time.. Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology.

After each stimulus, rating scales were displayed on the screen for the quality evaluation phase.

Using high-density ERP recordings, we investigated the effect of different percentages of omitted stimuli (11, 22, and 33%) on the auditory OSR at stimulus rates of one event per second or one event per 2 s.