Neurosynth: 23262075

Access to lexical meaning in pitch-flattened Chinese sentences: an fMRI study.

Authors:	Xu G, Zhang L, Shu H, Wang X, Li P
Journal:	Neuropsychologia
Year:	2013
PMID:	23262075

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
1	2.62536766287934	-48.3683393102243	24.8077305833896
1	-47.5011792743727	-40.8159411738343	-6.46182706116103
1	-40.9293315843426	-26.99168827383	3.26411016882688
1	-58.5357119866907	-3.18872798745635	-16.7204084452151
1	-30.129386165596	3.6571883352235	9.01214359000094
1	-21.6385464050107	13.4925043666425	-1.07024006075564
1	-15.3885728353679	29.286182050505	-16.186310587138
1	17.1411173793345	65.3041155912363	-0.133906758036587

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sentences	0.511
pitch	0.485
v5-topics-50_37_language_reading_word	0.477
v5-topics-100_12_language_comprehension_sentences	0.291
chinese	0.283
v5-topics-50_6_auditory_speech_temporal	0.277
v5-topics-200_187_speech_auditory_temporal	0.277
v4-topics-50_32_speech_auditory_sounds	0.232
v5-topics-100_81_auditory_sounds_sound	0.226
v4-topics-100_86_speech_auditory_sounds	0.221

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