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. 2011 Feb 11;129(2):779–791. doi: 10.1121/1.3531796

Figure 4.

Figure 4

Left panel: Mean ± 1 SE of the tip-to-tail pressure-level difference of the SFOAE suppression tuning curve as a function of probe frequency. Each curve represents different probe levels (Lp) specified as SPL. Each curve is slightly displaced along the horizontal axis to improve clarity. Right panel: Mean ± 1 SE of the tip-to-tail power-level difference of the SFOAE suppression tuning curve as a function of probe frequency with similar plotting conventions. The SE values quantify the variability power-level differences but not including the variability of LG that was used to calculate power-level differences. Lp is specified as SPL in the column of numbers just to the left of 4 kHz that labels each equal-SPL contour (i.e., each solid-line curve). Lp is also specified as absorbed-power level in the row of numbers along the horizontal probe frequency axis for the 50 dB SPL contour. Lp at 4 kHz on this contour has a SPL of 50 dB and absorbed-power level of 50 dB. The dashed lines between 4 and 8 kHz connect the tip-to-tail power level differences at approximately equal absorbed-power levels of Lp (±1 dB).