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Meanings of evoked potentials in English
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Examples for "erp"
Examples for "erp"
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Surprisingly, the erpA gene maps at a distance from any other Fe-S biogenesis-related gene.
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Results: Forty of 60 patients suffered from cP according to ERP criteria.
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Significant attention-related enhancements were observed for both early and late ERP components.
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Background: There is growing recognition that ERP is associated with adverse outcomes.
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No significant relationships between ERP latencies and psychometric test results were found.
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The dose and duration of metformin had no association with the ERPs.
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The cortical organization of executive control was investigated using event-related potentials (ERPs).
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The ERPs showed evidence of enhanced perceptual-level processing for all targets at attended locations.
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ERPs have been advocated as objective tests of cognitive function.
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Response-locked ERPs were separately averaged for correct and error trials.
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So the idea here is called a steady state visually- evoked potential or SSVEP.
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A clinical protocol, lumbar puncture, evoked potential and brain-spinal cord MRI were performed.
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Conclusions: Slow-conducting parts of the motor pathway contribute notably to the motor evoked potential.
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Visually evoked potential abnormalities were found in at least one eye of all cases.
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Summary of background data: Somatosensory- evoked potential monitoring has been used in children since the 1980s.
Usage of evoked potentials in English
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Summary of background data: Intraoperative evoked potentials are sensitive to most anesthetics.
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Electroretinograms and visual evoked potentials were performed just prior to endpoint collection.
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In 20 cases the evoked potentials showed a continuous delay in the latency.
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Electrodiagnostic studies were repeated and evoked potentials indicated supratentorial recovery in the cerebrum.
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Changes in nerve conduction were analyzed by measuring visual evoked potentials.
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Neurophysiological studies show increased latencies of evoked potentials and event-related potentials.
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Somatosensory evoked potentials were categorized as normal, abnormal, or bilaterally absent.
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Single-pulse- evoked potentials, however, were preserved after cooling in all cases.
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The results are discussed in the context of the additive model of evoked potentials.
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Heartbeat- evoked potentials (HEPs) were assessed during rest and a heartbeat perception task.
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Somatosensory evoked potentials after median and tibial nerve stimulation were within the normal range.
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Somatosensory evoked potentials, brainstem auditory evoked potentials, and cortical auditory evoked potentials were normal.
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Induced gamma oscillations and evoked potentials were not systematically co-localized.
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Visual evoked potentials revealed markedly decreased in amplitudes and elongated latencies for both eyes.
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DC-potential and evoked potentials (white matter stimulation) were recorded in layer III.
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There are few reports on the relevance of evoked potentials in neurologically asymptomatic HIV seropositives.
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