Table 1. Mean delay-period effects [Delay_{LVF Sample}–Delay_{RVF Sample}] and probe-evoked effects [Probe_{LVF Sample}–Probe_{RVF Sample}] as a function of visual field of sample presentation (t values [SD]).

		ROI (Brodmann Area)
		17		18		19		37		20		39		40		7
		RVF sample-evoked	LVF sample-evoked	RVF sample-evoked	LVF sample-evoked	RVF sample-evoked	LVF sample-evoked	RVF sample-evoked	LVF sample-evoked	RVF sample-evoked	LVF sample-evoked	RVF sample-evoked	LVF sample-evoked	RVF sample-evoked	LVF sample-evoked	RVF sample-evoked	LVF sample-evoked
Epoch	Delay	−0.03 [1.10]	0.29 [0.51]	0.13 [1.50]	0.50 [1.37]	0.11 [1.46]	0.89 [1.12]	0.41 [1.23]	0.48 [1.04]	−0.07 [1.34]	0.25 [0.61]	0.52 [1.74]	0.95 [1.05]	0.55 [1.17]	−0.21 [0.76]	0.52 [1.36]	0.75 [1.19]
	Probe	−0.63 [1.68]	1.37 [1.71]	0.95 [1.18]	1.73 [0.92]	0.19 [1.41]	1.38 [1.21]	−0.39 [1.54]	0.56 [1.27]	−0.47 [1.57]	0.14 [0.28]	−0.45 [1.16]	0.49 [0.81]	−0.15 [1.24]	0.52 [0.88]	0.20 [0.91]	0.68 [1.35]

(Note: these data correspond to step #4 of analysis plan; see text.).