There are five accepted Aristotelian sub-modalities of taste salt, acid, sweet, bitter, and savory (umami that are segregated to some extent in different regions of the mouth.
To date, we understand the most about the sub-modalities of frequency and intensity coding in the peripheral auditory system.
This latter includes as a sub-modality, in which the accelerator is fully released (i.e. saturation of deceleration, or engine braking) that is used so often to be noticeable.
In our experiment, subjects simply viewed (followed by a button press) regular or irregular sequences belonging to the same sub-modality, for example color.
The results showed that there was no significant effect, even at liberal thresholds, of either regularity or irregularity on the activity in any of the specialized, sub-modality specific, areas themselves.
It also focused solely on shoulder position sense, a sub-modality of proprioception, and representing a single aspect of the motor control system.
However, Bjorklund et al. [ 25] found no difference in shoulder position sense (a sub-modality of proprioception) between men and women before and after muscle fatigue.
Treatment data were ranked as good if dialysis sub-modality was available, moderate if modality but not submodality was available, and limited if the modality was not available or unclear.
Pederson et al. [ 24] compared the kinesthesia (threshold to detect limb movement, a sub-modality of proprioception) of the shoulder joint between men and women and found that women's ability to detect the initiation of movement was weaker than that of men.
To examine the equivalency of multiple administration modalities, a sub-sample of participants completed the same assessment three times in one day: Once by paper and pencil, once by computer and once via telephone.
—Health sub district manager "The other modalities of treatment behavioral therapy and so on they are not really [provided]"—Ministry of Health official Integration of mental health and CAMH into other health sector services was also described as lacking.
