Effect of altitude and drug on probability of performing a valid movement.
altitude-induced
(A) Difference in the probability of performing a valid movement at altitude (3100 m) compared to baseline (760 m) during post-sleep recall, immediate recall and 60° adaptation under placebo. (B) Difference in altitude-induced change (3100 vs. 760 m) of the probability of performing a valid movement between acetazolamide and placebo. Results are displayed as average marginal effects with the corresponding 95% confidence intervals.