Sentence examples for subsequent pauses from inspiring English sources
To identify the networks that show differential coherence between movement observation and subsequent pauses, coherence averages of the observation interval were subtracted from coherence averages during the pause.
Consistent with the direct matching hypothesis, coherence analysis rendered two ipsilateral fronto-parietal networks, one over the left and one over the right hemisphere, revealing stronger fronto-parietal coherence during the observation of movement sequences than during subsequent pauses.
In both tasks alpha desynchronized during observations of movements as compared to the subsequent pauses, as indicated by a main effect of Period, F 1, 13) = 11.2, p<.005.
No significant correlation was found in the subsequent pause, r = 0.20, p = .25.25
No significant differences were observed in complex spike firing rate (Fig. 7G) and subsequent pause (Fig. 7H) before and after paxilline injection in eight PC.
Given the presumed function of BK channels in the pause-generated complex spike in simple spike firing, we examined the complex spike firing rate and the subsequent pause in spontaneous PC discharge.
The lower simple spike firing rate in BK−/− PCs, or the lower complex spike firing rate and longer subsequent pause do not account for the severe ataxic phenotype of mutants, since similar abnormalities in simple and complex spike firing have been described in other mouse models with mild or absent motor coordination impairment [43].
The reduced rest of the uppermost trapezius during the subsequent pause indicates an enhanced excitability of the trapezius motoneurons.
However, a MVC was surprisingly followed by a reduced rest of the uppermost (clavicular) trapezius part during the subsequent pause.
However, the high intensity shoulder elevation reduced the relative rest time of the uppermost (clavicular) trapezius part during the subsequent pause from computer work.
However, the high intensity contraction reduced the relative rest time of the uppermost (clavicular) trapezius part during the subsequent pause from computer work (p < 0.04).
