The effects of background tone (BGT) on the waveform of the auditory evoked potentials obtained from nine male students exposed to 95 ms tone bursts were studied at 250 Hz, 500 Hz, 1 kHz, 2kHz and 4 kHz.
The interval between trial onsets was 1.5 s and the onset of the first tone was randomly jittered between 0 and 200 ms. For the current analysis, only responses to single tones or to the first tone from pairs with inter-tone interval of 600 ms were studied; these are expected to give similar results, because the auditory ERP is typically complete by 600 ms post-onset.
The differential effects of the dopaminergic tone on aripiprazole pharmacodynamic features were studied by comparing a basal condition (2 mM K+, low dopaminergic tone) and a stimulated condition (15 mM K+, where dopamine release mimics an increased dopaminergic tone).
The proposed tone mapping operator is studied from a system construction point of view.
Trying to determine the principles or even mechanisms underlying response enhancement to repeated presentation of identical FM stimuli (i.e with the same modulation direction) is difficult as even the representation of single FM tones has only been studied in very few investigations using electrophysiological or MEG techniques [30], [31].
The Bush administration, after adamantly opposing imports of prescription drugs, has softened its tone and is studying the question, as the new Medicare law requires.
In order to examine whether the characteristics of the bell are coincident with the design and make some constructive suggestions for the tuning of bell, the frequency characteristics of sound and the vibrational modes of a two-tone Chinese Peace Bell have been studied.
The frequency mismatch was studied between consecutive stimulus tones as well as stimulus and corresponding response-related feedback tones.
However, in previous studies where a tone was presented directly into a single ear, the changes in neuronal activity were lateralized, [5], [18], [67] but when the IC was studied there was no difference in hemispheres (Melcher 2009).
