Antioxidant micronutrients may have chemopreventive effects. The authors examined the associations between prediagnostic blood levels of micronutrients and prostate cancer risk in two nested case-control studies of 9,804 and 10,456 male residents of Washington County, Maryland, who donated blood in 1974 (CLUE I) and 1989 (CLUE II), respectively. Until 1996, 182 men for whom adequate serum remai...

Abstract In this paper, I explain the kinematics of non-ideal metalinguistic disagreement. This occurs when one speaker has greater control in joint activity pairing contents with words a context. argue that some forms disagreement are deeply worrying, namely those involves certain power imbalances. such cases, possesses illegitimate owing to operation identity prejudice. call injustice. The wr...

This paper describes and evaluates MOP, an IE system for automatic extraction of metalinguistic information from technical and scientific documents. We claim that such a system can create special databases to bootstrap compilation and facilitate update of the huge and dynamically changing glossaries, knowledge bases and ontologies that are vital to modern-day research.

We model semantic interpretation operationally : constituents interact as their combination in discourse evolves from state to state. The states are recursive data structures and evolve from step to step by context-sensitive rewriting. These notions of context and order let us explain inverse-scope quantifiers and their polarity sensitivity as metalinguistic quotation of the wider scope.

Wemodel semantic interpretation operationally : constituents interact as their combination in discourse evolves from state to state. The states are recursive data structures and evolve from step to step by context-sensitive rewriting. These notions of context and order let us explain inverse-scope quantifiers and their polarity sensitivity as metalinguistic quotation of the wider scope.

........................................................................................................................ 3 Introduction................................................................................................................... 4 Phonological store capacity .......................................................................................... 5 Working memory capacity...