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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Mar 13.
Published in final edited form as: Neurosci Lett. 2009 Jan 21;452(2):151–155. doi: 10.1016/j.neulet.2009.01.041

Table 2.

Mean (and SD) premotor RT’s and motor times to 80dB and 107dB acoustic cues for the impaired and unimpaired limb for each group. Ratio columns [*] for both premotor and motor times represent an index of stimulus intensity: Ratio = (80dB/107dB) × 100

Premotor RT (msec) Motor Time (msec)
80 dB 107 dB 80 dB 107 dB
Group-Limb Mean (SD) Mean (SD) Ratio * Mean (SD) Mean (SD) Ratio *
Young
 Unimpaired 227.73 (45.28) 169.82 (47.21) 134.10 35.16 (10.14) 31.32 (7.61) 112.22
 Impaired 221.81 (41.76) 163.88 (44.69) 135.34 42.67 (15.67) 35.00 (10.58) 121.92
Old
 Unimpaired 271.73 (70.45) 246.88 (71.45) 110.06 40.63 (21.39) 41.90 (19.63) 96.97
 Impaired 256.12 (49.76) 252.33 (73.88) 101.50 37.97 (13.01) 36.03 (8.44) 105.40
Stroke
 Unimpaired 267.73 (47.81) 224.47 (65.14) 119.28 42.74 (10.26) 37.80 (7.90) 113.04
 Impaired 296.22 (57.93) 251.47 (64.98) 117.80 69.43 (14.14) 53.53 (14.80) 129.71

Note: for the younger and older control groups the unimpaired limb corresponds to the dominant limb and the impaired limb corresponds to the non-dominant limb.