Further data concerning sex differences.

Further Evidence Concerning Scanning and Sampling Assumptions

Following extended training in a visual detection task, functions were determined for individual sUbjects relating latency of detection responses to number of redundant signal elements embedded in tachistoscopic displays of letters and to distance between signal elements. Latency proved invariant with respect to number of redundant signals and varied nonmonotonically with distance. Of the sever...

Sex Differences and Symptoms of Acute Coronary Syndrome

Background: The purpose of this study was to examine symptoms of acute coronary syndrom (ACS) with resect to sex differences. Methods: This comparative cross-sectional study was performed on patients older than 20 years with ACS who were hospitalized at cardiac wards. Sampling was performed through stratified sampling on the basis of sex. Five hundred male and female patients me...

Sex Differences in Infants' Mapping of Complex Occlusion Sequences: Further Evidence

Reliable callosal measurement: population normative data confirm sex-related differences.

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE Corpus callosal cross-sectional area (CCA) may be a clinical indicator of disease progression, but factors influencing callosal morphology in healthy subjects must be determined before comparisons can be made in patients. We sought to define a reliable and easily repeatable method for CCA measurement and to examine the effects of sex, age, handedness, and cerebral volume....

Further Studies Concerning Stomatal Diffusion 1 , 2 Irwin

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