Extended high-frequency thresholds

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Phoneme-evoked EEG delay

upin humans1

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Extended high-frequency thresholds are associated with phoneme-evoked EEG delay in humans.
“increased phoneme-evoked EEG delay could be correlated with elevated extended high-frequency threshold (EHF) for phoneme changes that relied on TFS and TENV coding.”
Humansn = 80
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