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Expand Up @@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ You can search for studies within the *NeuroStore* database—which we maintain

![Import Studies](/tutorial/import_studies_options.png).

*Import via NeuroStore* is simpler and faster, as these studies already exist on in our system
*Import via NeuroStore* is simpler and faster, as these studies already exist in our system
and have pre-extracted imaging data (e.g. coordinates).
As a result, there will be fewer irrelevant studies to exclude, and less data extraction to complete.

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![Extraction study view](/tutorial/add_coordinates.png)

:::info
*Analyses* are groups of images or coordinates reported in a given study fir a specific analysis. This is often referred to as "Contrasts", but we use the more general term "Analyses" to accommodate a wider range of fMRI models.
*Analyses* are groups of images or coordinates reported in a given study for a specific analysis. This is often referred to as "Contrasts", but we use the more general term "Analyses" to accommodate a wider range of fMRI models.
:::

For new studies, we will not have any data, and it is necessary to manually enter these data from the text of a study.
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