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. 2020 Apr 13;1(1):tgaa012. doi: 10.1093/texcom/tgaa012

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Between-session comparison of echo amplitude (experiment 2). (A) Top panel: Echo envelopes for both eyes and sessions (population average). Bottom panel: Difference curves (deprivation minus control) for nondeprived and deprived eye. Shaded areas represent ±1 SEM. (B) Topography of the between-session difference in echo amplitude for the deprived eye. As before, the topography is aligned to the side of deprivation. Note that the observed enhancement was not statistically significant. (C) Extracted echo power. There were no significant effects between the different conditions (interaction SESSION × EYE: P = 0.124; deprived eye control vs. deprivation: P = 0.222, corrected). Error bars represent ±1 SEM based on the within-subject variance.