<p>The waveforms are shown for reversed-standard (blue) and deviant (red) stimuli. The grey shaded bar denotes the window of the mean power used for statistics (405–415 Hz). The arrow on the x-axis indicates the modulation frequency (410 Hz). Note the significant enhancement of the spectral power at 410 Hz elicited by deviant stimuli (<i>p</i> < 0.05).</p
<p>ΔF/ERB values were grossly abnormal at lower frequencies and lean towards normal function at high...
The frequency following response (FFR) is a scalp-recorded measure of phase-locked brainstem activit...
<p>(<i>A</i>) A representative preference test session illustrating the comparison between 100 Hz an...
<p>(A) 12.5 Hz, (B) 16.6 Hz. The red vertical lines indicate the components of the stimulus frequenc...
<p>Grand averaged time frequency distributions of the spectral power density difference (left panel,...
<p>Each frequency band represents the group-averaged, relative power spectrum. (A) Topographic maps ...
<p>The power in the FFTs is an absolute value expressed in terms of squared microvolts per every 1 H...
<p>MLR waveforms are shown in response to reversed-standard (blue) and deviant (red) stimuli. The Na...
<p>The power in the FFTs is an absolute value expressed in terms of squared microvolts per every 1 H...
<p>Upper panel: time-frequency power spectrum (ERSP) from the Fz electrode for Controls and Patients...
<p>Normalized power spectra, measured at contralateral-central electrodes (C2, C4, CP2, and CP4; top...
<p>Midline channels with maximal ERP amplitudes are shown (superimposed on acoustic stimulus wavefor...
<p>Grand average evoked potentials (N = 24) elicited by standard tones (grey lines), and deviant ton...
<p>(A) Frequency spectrum of a 500 ms standard stimulus with spectral peak density of one ripple per...
<p>Note close correspondence with the typical peak in the alpha (8–14 Hz) band during eyes-closed co...
<p>ΔF/ERB values were grossly abnormal at lower frequencies and lean towards normal function at high...
The frequency following response (FFR) is a scalp-recorded measure of phase-locked brainstem activit...
<p>(<i>A</i>) A representative preference test session illustrating the comparison between 100 Hz an...
<p>(A) 12.5 Hz, (B) 16.6 Hz. The red vertical lines indicate the components of the stimulus frequenc...
<p>Grand averaged time frequency distributions of the spectral power density difference (left panel,...
<p>Each frequency band represents the group-averaged, relative power spectrum. (A) Topographic maps ...
<p>The power in the FFTs is an absolute value expressed in terms of squared microvolts per every 1 H...
<p>MLR waveforms are shown in response to reversed-standard (blue) and deviant (red) stimuli. The Na...
<p>The power in the FFTs is an absolute value expressed in terms of squared microvolts per every 1 H...
<p>Upper panel: time-frequency power spectrum (ERSP) from the Fz electrode for Controls and Patients...
<p>Normalized power spectra, measured at contralateral-central electrodes (C2, C4, CP2, and CP4; top...
<p>Midline channels with maximal ERP amplitudes are shown (superimposed on acoustic stimulus wavefor...
<p>Grand average evoked potentials (N = 24) elicited by standard tones (grey lines), and deviant ton...
<p>(A) Frequency spectrum of a 500 ms standard stimulus with spectral peak density of one ripple per...
<p>Note close correspondence with the typical peak in the alpha (8–14 Hz) band during eyes-closed co...
<p>ΔF/ERB values were grossly abnormal at lower frequencies and lean towards normal function at high...
The frequency following response (FFR) is a scalp-recorded measure of phase-locked brainstem activit...
<p>(<i>A</i>) A representative preference test session illustrating the comparison between 100 Hz an...