Male Centenarians: How and Why Are They Different from Their Female Counterparts?

Tales of 34 iPhone Users: How they change and why they are different

We present results from a longitudinal study of 34 iPhone 3GS users, called LiveLab. LiveLab collected unprecedented usage data through an in-device, programmable logger and several structured interviews with the participants throughout the study. We have four objectives in writing this paper: (i) share the findings with the research community; (ii) provide insights guiding the design of smartp...

International Information Systems Journals: How Do They Differ from Their North American Counterparts?

Psych-Predicates: How They Are Different

This paper is concerned with characterizing psych-predicates in Korean and possibly in Japanese in the GL spirit. We focus on the the status of the Experiencer (or ‘judge’) in relation to other arguments and examine the firstperson subjectivity data (constraint). The relevant cause and effect relation and consequent coerced event function is postulated for coherent interpretation.

Early-life Predictors of Exceptional Longevity in the United States: Why Centenarians are Different From Their Shorter-lived Siblings

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I-20: ART - Children How Are They Doing Lessons from Research

Worldwide there are over 4,000,000 ART conceived individuals. As fertility rates ‘fall’ in some countries use of ART is increasing with rates of 1.8% of live births in the UK, 4.4% in Denmark etc. Although still the single largest threat to future ART born children is being born twin, triplet or more, other research shows that there is good grounds for monitoring of the health of these children...