Previous cross-linguistic studies have shown that object relative clauses (ORCs) are typically harder to parse than subject (SRCs). The cause of difficulty, however, is still under debate, both in the adult and developmental literature. present study investigates on-line processing SRCs ORCs Greek-speaking 11- 12-year-old children adults, provides evidence on clause Greek—a free word order lang...

Abstract To assess the presence of cross-linguistic influence, this study compared processing Dutch sentences by English–Dutch and German–Dutch bilingual monolingual children in a self-paced listening task. We combined insights from studies on child bilingualism adult second language acquisition. Sentence structures showing partial overlap between languages were investigated (long passives), as...

Transient entrainment of circus-movement tachycardia utilizing an atrioventricular (AV) bypass pathway was studied in 13 patients (nine with the orthodromic form, two with the antidromic form, and two with both the orthodromic and antidromic forms). All patients had a left-sided AV bypass pathway. Pacing at selected rates faster than the spontaneous rate was performed during the tachycardia at ...

Broad consensus seems to have emerged on the circular economy as a plausible and desirable solution build prosperity while respecting ecological boundaries. However, its implementation in industry is slow paced. Whilst systemic nature of innovation required barriers complex sustainability transitions partially explain why this case, reflecting contribution growing scholarly literature business ...

To determine whether chronic bradycardial pacing could change myoeardial capillary density and heart performance, we used transvenous right atrial pacing to reduce the heart rate of rabbits to about 66% of normal for up to 52 days. We compared control animals, animals which had been chronically paced, and sham-operated animals. The chronically paced animals showed no cardiac hypertrophy [heart;...

PURPOSE This study compared cognitive (attention, learning, and memory) and typing outcomes during slow treadmill walking or sitting. Seventy-five healthy individuals were randomly assigned to a treadmill walking group (n=37; 23 female) or sitting group (n=38; 17 female). METHODS The treadmill walking group completed a series of tests while walking at 1.5 mph. The sitting group performed the ...

INTRODUCTION In the right ventricle, selective site pacing (SSP) has been shown to avoid detrimental hemodynamic effects induced by right ventricular apical pacing and, in the right atrium, to prevent the onset of atrial fibrillation and to slow down disease progression. The purpose of our multicenter observational study was to describe the use of a transvenous 4-French catheter-delivered lead ...