… (ERD) (Pfurtscheller, 1992). The opposite phenomenon, event-related synchronization (ERS), …
at C3 for the 13 subjects showed that there was a significant main effect between: the rest …

… measure, thereby missing important cognitive effects. Analyzing the dynamics of narrow …
effect. The method of induced event-related desynchronization/synchronization (ERD/ERS), …

… %ERD was found, indicating frontal synchronization. As suggested by the previous studies
(Neubauer et al. 2004, 2010), alpha ERD and ERS … showed that the synchronized alpha band …

… Furthermore, the effect on RTs is mainly the result of hand … (ERD), is thought to be
associated with activated motor networks in the brain. But event-related synchronization (ERS) is …

… with respect to alpha synchronization, particularly in anterior (… showed a stronger alpha
synchronization than the group of … we concluded that intelligence loses its impact not only at the …

… (ERD) and event-related synchronization (ERS) are considered … ERD and ERS are different
responses of neuronal structures in … Neither the main effect of group nor interaction effect of …

… A quantitative assessment of the location of the BOLD effect in comparison to gamma band
synchronisation, alpha band desynchronisation and the sustained field was undertaken in …

… effect on the ERD/ERS patterns. However, none of the subjects except subject C24 had
cortical abnormalities under the electrodes from which ECoG was analyzed. Our results are, …

… /synchronisation (ERD/ERS) of alpha/beta … effect in the EEG data as, compared to Grip, the
Tap motor task induced larger IM ERD, as well as a greater number of subjects with CM ERS …

… (ERD) or event-related synchronization (ERS) can be quantified by either instantaneous band
power or intertrial variance calculations. In the former case the ERD or ERS … , the impact of …