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Meanings of related fmri in English
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Usage of related fmri in English
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We investigated this issue using event- relatedfMRI during encoding of emotional and neutral pictures.
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We have exploited a novel use of event- relatedfMRI.
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Using event- relatedfMRI, we scanned young and older adults while they made valence ratings for emotional pictures.
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RelatedfMRI studies have consistently reported enhanced activation in response to synchronous compared to asynchronous audiovisual stimulation.
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In this study, we use whole-head event- relatedfMRI to directly map the neural correlates of narrative comprehension in context.
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This article considers the efficiency of event- relatedfMRI designs in terms of the optimum temporal pattern of stimulus or trial presentations.
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Here, we acquired measures of reaction time and event- relatedfMRI, while subjects searched for conjunction targets in displays containing either homogeneous or heterogeneous distracters.
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Target- relatedfMRI activation on the other hand was confirmed in a network comprising distributed frontoparietal regions as well as bilateral caudate nucleus and cerebellum.
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We used a parametric version of a delayed match-to-sample WM task requiring manipulation of verbal material during a delay period in an event- relatedfMRI design.
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After intelligence tests, event- relatedfMRI scans were performed using the categorical N-Back working memory task on a 3.0T MR scanner.
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In order to test for regions manifesting this signal profile, subjects were scanned using event- relatedfMRI while undergoing appetitive conditioning with a pleasant taste reward.
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The load- relatedfMRI dysfunction of the putamen supports the role of basal ganglia in the failure of attention observed at the earliest stage of MS.