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To investigate the effect of biomechanical constraints on multisensory integration, we used the same paradigm as Experiment 1, but manipulated the rotational distance (i.e. angular displacement) and biomechanical constraints between the hidden hand posture and mirror hand posture.

We used the same paradigm except that the aperture consisted of two superimposed colored surfaces moving in opposite directions.

We also used the same paradigm used here in a TMS experiment [42] and in a single case study with a visual agnosic patient [43].

However, it needs to be stated that this study used the same paradigm and the identical stimulus-set as reported previously [1].

To determine the developmental dynamics of these Ascl1 cells in the adult SVZ, we used the same paradigm as described above for the hippocampus using the Ascl1CreERT2/+ knock-in mouse strain.

We chose this study because it used the same paradigm, e.g., 2 independent 6-time points rhythms in LD.

The obtained process advocates the idea of specifying architecture constraints using the same paradigm of component-based development as for architecture description.

Overall, as predicted by sexual selection theory, the spatial proximity responses of males were less discriminatory compared to female zebra finches' responses tested previously using the same paradigm.

Note that another independent cohort of 25 participants (age range from 20 to 24 years old) was recruited for a parallel study using the same paradigm to examine the reproducibility of our behavioural and SCR findings.

"When you think about the laundry world, people have been washing their clothes in the same manner, not just since the invention of front-loading washing machines back in the 50s but frankly using the same paradigm which is basically from the time of banging things against rocks," said Westwater.

This study combined information from different modalities using the same paradigm across the same subjects, in an attempt to create a clearer link between fMRI, magnetoencephalography (MEG) and behaviour data, and thus better understand the underlying mechanism of neuronal RS.