R-132. To freeze or not to freeze?

To freeze or not to freeze

Male and female rats respond to a fearful experience in different ways, but this was not previously taken into account in research into psychiatric disorders.

Enzyme storage--to freeze or not to freeze?

Insect Cold - Hardiness : To Freeze or Not to Freeze

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To freeze or not to freeze A motion - capture approach to detecting deceit Sophie

We present a new robust signal for detecting deception: full body motion. Previous work on detecting deception from body movement has relied either on human judges or on specific gestures (such as fidgeting or gaze aversion) that are coded or rated by humans. The results are characterized by inconsistent and often contradictory findings, with smallstakes lies under lab conditions detected at ra...

To freeze or not to freeze: a cost-effectiveness analysis of wart treatment.

BACKGROUND Several general practitioner (GP)-prescribed and over-the-counter therapies for warts and verrucae are available. However, the cost-effectiveness of these treatments is unknown. OBJECTIVES To compare the cost-effectiveness of different treatments for cutaneous warts. METHODS We designed a decision-analytic Markov simulation model based on systematic review evidence to estimate th...