Figure 2: Mean (standard error of mean [SEM], n = 13) data for tinnitus subjects showing the percent correct detection of 50 ms gaps embedded in narrow band noise (NBN) located 1-octave below, 1-octave above and at the subject's tinnitus frequency. Results shown for NBN presented to the left ear (a) and right ear (b) of tinnitus subjects and left ear (c) and right ear (d) of no-tinnitus subjects. Mean (SEM, n = 13) data for no-tinnitus subjects showing the percent correct detection of 50 ms gaps embedded in NBN located at 1.2, 8 and 12.6 kHz
![Figure 2: Mean (standard error of mean [SEM], <i>n</i> = 13) data for tinnitus subjects showing the percent correct detection of 50 ms gaps embedded in narrow band noise (NBN) located 1-octave below, 1-octave above and at the subject's tinnitus frequency. Results shown for NBN presented to the left ear (a) and right ear (b) of tinnitus subjects and left ear (c) and right ear (d) of no-tinnitus subjects. Mean (SEM, <i>n</i> = 13) data for no-tinnitus subjects showing the percent correct detection of 50 ms gaps embedded in NBN located at 1.2, 8 and 12.6 kHz](articles/2013/15/67/images/NoiseHealth_2013_15_67_398_121232_f3.jpg)