Word-final syllables are known to show phonological strength, presumably due final lengthening (Steriade 1994; Barnes 2002), but also weakness. We propose that weakening effects under the assumption duration a phonetic source (i.e. lengthening) is not on linguistic par with from source. further support for our proposal through results of perception studies adults less sensitivity word-final dif...

BACKGROUND The majority of patients with advanced cancer experience symptom pairs or clusters among pain, fatigue, and insomnia. Improved methods are needed to detect and interpret interactions among symptoms or diesease markers to reveal influential pairs or clusters. In prior work, I developed and validated sequential residual centering (SRC), a method that improves the sensitivity of multipl...