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Meanings of erps in inglês

russo
вызванный потенциал
português
potencial evocado
espanhol
potenciales evocados

Electrical potential in the nervous system.

potencial evocado
russo
electronic toll collection
português
cobrança eletrônica de pedágio
espanhol
telepeaje
catalão
teletac

Wireless system to automatically collect the usage fee or toll charged to vehicles.

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cobrança eletrônica de pedágio
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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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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.
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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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Usage of erps in inglês
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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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Auditory ERPs showed evidence of two distinct temporal expectancy processes.
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Using the MAP recording technique, atrial ERPs can be assessed by measurement of APDs.
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However, blinks elicited late ERPs that, although robust, were significantly smaller relative to gaze conditions.
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ERPs were measured at the high and low right atrium, proximal, and distal coronary sinus.
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A three-phase inattentional blindness paradigm was combined with ERPs.
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However, it is unclear whether EEG and ERPs are influenced by common or independent genetic factors.
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Linear regression was used to predict Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) scores from ERPs.
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Conclusions: Our results indicate a sensitivity of occipital ERPs to addiction-related stimuli when these act as non-targets.
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Furthermore, ERPs to addiction-related stimuli may be useful as a predictor of abstinence success in recently detoxified patients.
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A comparison between the information measures and ERPs revealed a reliable correlation between N400 amplitude and word surprisal.
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ERPs were not related to the time from coma onset and not different in MCS and in PVS.
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