showed a trendp=0.08
The rate of quick phases showed a trend to increase with higher stimulation velocities (t (26) =1.8, p=0.08), consistent with the need for more-frequent position corrections due to the faster slow-phase velocity speed.
The rate of quick phases showed a trend to increase with higher stimulation velocities (t (26) =1.8, p=0.08), consistent with the need for more-frequent position corrections due to the faster slow-phase velocity speed.