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. 2022 Sep 29;3(4):575–598. doi: 10.1162/nol_a_00076

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Figure 2. — Results images were created based on the conjunction of data of the visual (N = 102) and the auditory (N = 102) presentation of the materials, using a threshold of p < 0.005 uncorrected, for the contrasts with significant results at the cluster or voxel level, using a criterion of p _FWE < 0.05. (A) Effect of sentences > low-level baseline. (B) Parametric effect of left-branching complexity in sentences > word lists (word list complexity is the complexity of the corresponding sentence). Peaks in a significant temporal cluster were observed in LpMTG and LaTL. An LIFG ROI contained a significant cluster. (C) Parametric effect of left-branching complexity in sentences (i.e., without comparing word lists). Peaks in a large significant frontotemporal cluster, were observed in LpMTG, LaTL, and LIFG. LpMTG: left posterior middle temporal gyrus; LaTL: left anterior temporal lobe; LIFG: left inferior frontal gyrus.