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. 2022 May 19;16:867021. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2022.867021

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Relationship between coherence modulations in pairs of neuroanatomic parcels and age. Linear regression models were fitted for coherence modulation as a function of age, for parcel pairs where coherence modulations were significantly related to mean response times. A significant increase was seen for pairs of left frontal operculum with left fusiform gyrus and left posterior cingulate, respectively. Increased coherence modulations in these pairs were associated with reduced mean response time (better naming speed, see Figure 4). Coherence modulations between left angular and left supramarginal gyri decreased with age. Also, decreased coherence modulation between these parcels was associated with decrease in mean response time. Color scheme same as Figure 4. 95% standard error bands shown around regression lines.