As in a previous study using a similar method (Experiment 1 in [1]), participants responded promptly to the go cue overall, though all participants' responses were slower when the go cue delay was shorter.
Using a similar aCGH experiment Liu et al. [ 51] reported that cattle CNVRs are on average a little bit larger than those we reported in goats (mean and median equal to 159,031 bp and 89,053 bp, respectively).
Using a similar design in Experiment 2, the effect of urotensin I was investigated.
To examine TcBBM's role in these differences, TcBBM expression during secondary SE was investigated using a similar time course experiment using the responsive SCA6 genotype.
As alternative data correction, we used an approach that was previously successfully used in a similar experiment with microarrays from developing stem cells: the corresponding untreated controls were subtracted from each treatment data set (Krug et al. 2013).
However, expression maps tend to smooth out these differences, so that intra-map distances between pairs of orthologous genes should be robustly comparable between species, especially if the maps have been generated using a similar set of experiments.
The present study follows up on that experiment using a similar design and material and is focused on two important issues: the influence of acoustic cues in the material and the impact of the learning procedure.
To evaluate the methods, we previously performed a pilot study in four participants (not included in the current experiment) using a similar design.
It is noted that in a previous experiment using a similar observer study design and dataset no significant improvement with traditional CAD prompting was found when readers had limited training [ 23].
Using a similar paradigm, we designed a pilot experiment and four additional experiments to investigate whether emotion, similarly than perceptual features, could bind with a motor response when the emotion was relevant and irrelevant for the task.
