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. 2021 Jan 8;11:143. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-80229-w

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Phase delay and apparent latency. (a) Group average phase delays ± one standard deviation as a function of modulation frequency for the left and right hemispheric channel . The phase delay at 50 Hz of each individual was set to 720° for illustrative purposes, note that this affects the presented standard deviations. (b) the apparent latencies as a function of modulation frequency. It is clear from (b) that with the increase of modulation frequency the predominate generators of the ASSR shift downwards in the ascending auditory pathway.