Task-related coherence and task-related spectral power changes during sequential finger movements.
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M. Hallett | C. Toro | C. Gerloff | L. Leocani | P. Manganotti | P. Zhuang | N. Sadato | H. Katsuta | Christian Gerloff | Mark Hallett | Norihiro Sadato | Letizia Leocani | Camilo Toro | Paolo Manganotti
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