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. 2020 May 7;14:389. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2020.00389

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Different RT/Distance curves (quadratic fitting function) in the VTI experiment of Invasive Intraneural Stimulation (blue) and Non-Invasive Stimulation (orange) compared to the pattern of the control group (black). Values are means (dots) ± SEM (bars). The absence of interaction between Intraneural and Control [F(1,5033) = 3.3954, p = 0.066], compared to the presence of interaction between Non-Invasive and Control [F(1,5077) = 28.379, p < 0.001], supports a facilitation of prosthesis embodiment when this was tested with intraneural stimulation.