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Examples of masking

masking

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However, the neural mechanisms of visual masking are unknown, so it is at present unclear if or how these altered responses relate to such masking.
Interactions of group by forward versus backward masking were not significant, suggesting that deficits in forward and backward masking were comparable.
If this attentional component becomes less robust with age, it would contribute to a steeper decline with age for backward, as compared to forward, masking.
Two of the masking conditions showed increased rates of decline in backward, compared to forward, masking.
It is not known, however, if visual backward masking deficit can account for semantic priming disturbance in schizophrenia.
Green et al. (1999) related visual backward masking deficits in patients with schizophrenia to a failure to establish cortical oscillations in the gamma range.
Magnocellular and parvocellular contributions to backward masking dysfunction in schizophrenia.
These were computerized versions of conditions that had been administered with tachistoscope in our previous studies of visual masking.
This suggests that the loss of non-phosphorylated neurofilament observed after monocular deprived was not due to epitope masking by phosphorylation.
Neither can the performance of these patients be dismissed by the claim that ceiling effects in the unimpaired category are masking a deficit.
Most depend on means of depositing films and of masking and etching.
In both conditions, 1.0 indicates no masking by achromatic components at neighboring orientations.
He portrays this varied appeal as a feature of the libel as a genre, with simple, seemingly nave, rhymes sometimes masking informed political criticism.
The basis projection gives time masking functions that are combined with the spectrum basis functions to reconstruct independent spectrogram components.
Spatial frequency masking in positive- and negative-symptom schizophrenia.
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