Neurosynth: 19616296

The effect of sublexical and lexical frequency on speech production: An fMRI investigation.

Authors:	Shuster LI
Journal:	Brain and language
Year:	2009
PMID:	19616296

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
1	-45.0874215584792	-11.7111663133859	10.7875670026455
1	-7.40295271640687	-11.1927221744395	50.9953409337656
1	5.80840727141102	-10.4096225522081	44.865847020209
1	41.7362715739608	-9.05992817413147	6.80524465469698
1	-0.182570254623929	-8.19669436084971	58.531984737711
1	54.1193670594352	-5.99906570761016	12.4546202629746
1	29.2240920111528	-5.78091449374845	9.27123324879926
1	0.0181278339519366	-4.43939611528235	66.561097191734
1	0.295097914307831	-3.23294978707049	46.1546212213143
1	25.2560397097745	-2.92377373645095	-4.72694148662031

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pseudowords	0.531
v4-topics-50_44_semantic_words_word	0.475
production	0.461
v5-topics-50_37_language_reading_word	0.433
v4-topics-200_187_words_semantic_word	0.34
v5-topics-100_31_speech_auditory_production	0.303
v4-topics-100_15_reading_words_language	0.277
words	0.277
v5-topics-100_21_reading_words_word	0.266
speech	0.262

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