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Things latency often describes (“latency ________”)
period, responses, time, response, somatosensory, potentials, reflexes, intensity, children, components, auditory, age, reflex, component, waves, inhibition, networks, eps, seps, communication, effects, activity, network, test, function, excitation, behavior, pathways, hiding, links, potential, operations, changes, boys, aeps, applications, epsps, wave, pathway, connections, child, input, inputs, disorder, measures, operation, access, movements, range, projections, relaxation, differences, curve, events, path, erps, periods, saccades, paths, neurons, density, communications, units, prolongation, curves, requirements, event, peak, facilitation, girls, tracking, peaks, environments, interconnect, queuing, aged, activation, instructions, associated, relation, link, accesses, optimization, aep, technique, programming, sep
How latency often is described (“________ latency”)
short, long, mean, average, low, longer, shorter, distal, prolonged, high, normal, minimum, rotational, lower, early, median, terminal, clinical, total, minimal, maximum, late, shortest, overall, interrupt, sleep, absolute, sensory, higher, additional, end, sexual, constant, initial, shortened, pudendal, saccadic, onset, variable, anal, oral, phallic, reduced, ejaculatory, visual, later, brief, lowest, middle, case, effective, trip, fixed, abnormal, residual, less, longest, apparent, saccade, delayed, typical, antidromic, viral, extra, flick, inherent, way, proximal, linked, remote, perceptual
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