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aAny combination of the following positive tests: onset of pain due to repetitive activity; no pain referral below elbow; ACJ thickened or swollen; typical symptoms are not provoked during PROM GHJ abduction or PROM external rotation (90° abduction).

For each sampling site, three 90-mm-diameter glass Petri dishes (Schott Duran) were saturated with 12.5 g of Neckar River sediment and were filled with the corresponding water sample to the top the day before the test onset.

In the morning of the test onset, saturation medium was replaced with 2.5 g of the corresponding sediment sample, and Petri dishes were filled with the appropriate Neckar water to the top.

In the evening before the test onset, five glass Petri dishes (30-mm diameter with cover, Schott Duran) per each field site were saturated with approximately 2.5 g of the corresponding Neckar River sediment and filled with the appropriate water sample to the top.

We found again a significant effect of trial type in both sites (p<0.05) and frontal activities showed earlier effect of trial type (t = 152ms after test onset) compared to the parietal activities (t = 212ms after test onset).

In frontal leads this dissociation started from 152ms after the test onset but in parietal leads, the first significant dissociation (F 1,132) = 12.828, p<0.01) occurred 208ms after test onset which was 56 later than the same effect found in frontal leads.

Similar to participants' RT, frontal and parietal potentials in first 400ms after the test onset were also insensitive to the memory and relevancy load variations.

As mentioned in the method section we only analyzed the ERP activities after test onset because filtering process started only when the irrelevant objects were revealed.

We accepted those responses within 1500ms after test onset and few trials with longer response time were eliminated from the results.

Brain activity mapping in 130 170ms and 190 230ms intervals after test onset suggested that N150 and N200 activities were localized in frontal and parietal areas, respectively (figure 4b, d).

But in our study, the parietal N200 was detected during decision making phase (after the test onset) and showed variable peak times that were correlated to subjects' RT.