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. . .  a word is the first level of analysis that is sensitive to word frequency. Therefore, the timing of the first MEG response component that shows sensitivity to word frequency in a picture naming task places an upper bound on the timing of word form retrieval. A similar approach has been successfully applied in MEG studies of word recognition (see Pylkkänen & Marantz, 2003 for review). Electrophysiological studies have been used with some success in studies of aphasic patients, due to the availability of theoretical claims that link aphasic deficits with disruptions in the timing of syntactic processing . . .
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