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. 2018 Aug 1;176:203–214. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2018.04.029

Table 1.

The number of 12-item sequences used for each participant before sleep, during sleep and after waking.

Participant Number of Presented Sequences
Before Sleep
During Sleep
Morning (Wake)
Motor (Learning) Imagery SWS N2 Motor (Retest)
1 70 70 41 No data 70
2 70 70 99 59 70
3 70 60 24 39 70
4 70 70 99 199 70
5 70 70 54 114 70
6 70 70 139 84 No data
7 70 70 39 59 70
8 70 70 74 64 70
9 70 70 79 124 No data
10 50 70 74 49 70
11 70 70 99 119 No data
12 70 70 99 24 No data
13 70 70 157 60 70
14 70 70 39 110 70
15 70 70 62 91 70

Event-related potentials (ERPs) from 70 sequences were recorded in both Motor and Imagery tasks in 15 experimental participants. Due to noise on the trial-marker channel two participants had lower trial numbers, thus ERPs from only 50 sequences were extracted from the Motor task in one, while only 60 sequences were extracted from the Imagery task in another.