Siegmund, Gunter P., Michael R. Edwards, Kelly S. Moore, Dale A. Tiessen, David J. Sanderson, and Donald C. McKenzie. Ventilation and locomotion coupling in varsity male rowers. J Appl Physiol 87: 233–242, 1999.—Ventilation and locomotion coupling (entrainment) has been observed and described in rowers during incremental exercise protocols but not during simulated race conditions. The purpose o...

COLLEGE SCIENCE TEACHING A lthough the majority of graduate students pursuing doctoral-level degrees in the sciences is eventually planning for a faculty career in academics (Henderson, Clarke, and Reynolds 1996; Henderson, Clarke, and Woods 1998; Sanderson and Dugoni 1999), they leave their doctoral programs with very little experience in the broad, multidisciplinary composition of most classr...

Sir,—In a clinical evaluation of ethanol as an anaesthetic agent, Isaac and Dundee (1969) and Dundee and coworkers (1970) established that 8% w/v (10% v/v) ethanol in Hartmann's solution was the most satisfactory concentration for i.v. infusion in man and was associated with a low frequency of thrombophlebitis. Sanderson and co-workers (1970) confirmed that in vitro ethanol solutions in concent...

The modern history of Jamaica is entwined with European exploration of the New World beginning with the landing of Columbus at Discovery Bay on 4 May 1494, during his second voyage to the Americas. Since that time the word Jamaica has conjured thoughts of tropical beaches, trade winds, pleasant tropical nights, Spaniards, British navy, Empire, sugar, rum, plantations, slavery, revolt, maroons, ...

This section is based on the Hauptvermutung book [RCS96] edited by Andrew Ranicki. The word Hauptvermutung is a short form of the german term Hauptvermutung der kombinatorischen Topologie which means the main conjecture of combinatorial topology. It was first stated in 1908 by Tietze [Tie08] and by Steinitz [Ste08]. Their formulation was slightly different from the modern one, which is due to R...

Model Inference and Pattern Discovery b y Minimal Representation Mlethod Jakub Segen and Arthur C. Sanderson Department of Electrical Engineering and The Robotics Institute Ca rnegie-Mellon University Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1521 3 July 1981 Inference of statistical models and discovery of patterns in random data sets are problems common to many fields of investigation. In particular, in the o...

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Eosinophil recruitment is a characteristic feature of a number of pathological conditions and was the topic of the recent International Symposium on allergic inflammation, asthma, parasitic and infectious diseases (Rio de Janeiro, June 3-5, 1996). Since interleukin-5 (IL-5) is believed to regulate the growth, differentiation and activation of eosinophils (Coffman et al. 1989, Sanderson 1992), t...

1500 www.thelancet.com Vol 373 May 2, 2009 A disadvantage of early vaccination in infancy can be reduced immunogenicity because of acquired immune responses that are less mature, and interference from maternal antibodies. However, newer vaccines supported for potential introduction into some developing countries pose safety as well as effi cacy questions about timing. More than 30% of children ...

Correspondence to: Professor John E Sanderson, Department of Medicine and Therapeutics, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Prince of Wales Hospital, Hong Kong; jesanderson@ cuhk.edu.hk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T he concept of ‘‘diastolic’’ heart failure grew out of the observation that many patients who had the symptoms and signs of heart failure had an apparently normal ...