… -varying FC, as well as their contribution to subject identifiability. We find that head motion,
as well as heart rate and breathing fluctuations, induce artifactual connectivity within distinct …

… for both types of visual discrimination, so that subjects … ongoing neural oscillations determine
whether visual information … multiple sampling frequencies would help to balance the needs …

… Moreover, our findings make an important contribution by … changes in neural variability can
account for the fact that self-… rotational self-motion perceptual discrimination performance is …

… All participants had normal or corrected-to-normal vision and … within each participant the
contributions of response accuracy (… discrimination accuracy was unaffected by between-interval …

… predicts accuracy in a temporal discrimination paradigm (9) … To test for a potential contribution
of motor-cortical alpha rhythms, … All participants had normal or corrected-to-normal vision, …

… Visual motion perception has been shown to be especially … age-related changes in fine
motion direction discrimination more … discrimination contribute to the variability of age effects for …

… Visual motion is an ethologically important stimulus … eye movements when viewing
temporal-nasal moving RDKs that … We trained a group of animals in the motion discrimination task …

… psychophysical measure of discrimination threshold and … changes in the activity of neurons
in the middle temporal area (MT) of extrastriate visual cortex that encode the visual motion …

… (a) Variation in daily sea surface temperatures at a site off … abiotic and biotic environment
may lead to maladapted cues. … with the detection and discrimination of acoustic signals. For …

… threshold visual perception, suggesting that fluctuating … Importantly, seen and unseen trials
were most discriminable … next investigated the respective contribution of population activity …