視力視野障害にて発症した髄膜腫の検討

Figure S5. Matthews correlation coefficient (MCC) values increase when more AIMs are used to distinguish individuals. X axis is number of SNPs and Y axis is MCC values. (A) CHB-CHS; (B) CHB-JPT; (C) CHB-KOR; (D) CHS-JPT; (E) CHS-KOR; (F) JPT-KOR (generated by Microsoft Excel 2010). (PDF 99 kb

Heather Shore, London’s Criminal Underworlds, c. 1720 – c. 1930. A Social and Cultural History, Houndmills Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, 2015, 286 p., ISBN 978-0-230-3404-8

The ‘underworld’, ‘criminal class’, ‘organised crime’ are popular terms in the media. They suggest an alien ‘other’, that claims many of the attributes of ordinary society and ordinary members of society, but that has its own, alternative structures and norms following an alternative life style and the expense of everyone else. Some criminologists and historians of crime have provided definitions of such terms. The problem with providing a definition in such an instance is that, if the author..

Meet the Prophets: A Beginner\u27s Guide to the Books of the Biblical Prophets--Their Meaning Then and Now

Reviewed Book: Miller, John W. Meet the Prophets: A Beginner\u27s Guide to the Books of the Biblical Prophets--Their Meaning Then and Now. New York: Paulist Press, 1987

Realism and the language dependence of the external world : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Philosophy at Massey University

This Thesis falls loosely into 2 Parts. In Part 1 (Chs. 1-4) a certain version of the view generally called "Realism" is put forward. This Realism is a view that can take either of two forms, one weak or soft, the other hard or strong. The first form states that there is an external world, which we experience and which influences language. The second form states that there is an external world, which is mirrored in consciousness and which is also mirrored in language. That is, the contents of consciousness and the contents of language correspond exactly to an absolute external world. This second stronger version (which I call "Metaphysical Realism") is refuted in Chapters 2-4. Refuting it, however, still leaves us with the first view intact. In the rest of the thesis I argue that this first weaker version of Realism is essentially correct. This is because: a. Objects do indeed exist. (Ch. 5) b. At least part of what we do when we say we see X is refer to a genuine experience of X. (Chs 6 & 7) c. In a certain sense the world is known non-linguistically. (Ch. 8) The final chapter, Ch. 9, is designed to show how language influences what might loosely be called the "External World". Hence we end up with a genuine "Realism" which is yet in a sense "language dependent", for this "real world" is formed by language which then reports on the world so formed

Book Reviews: Christianity with an Asian Face, In Our Own Tongues, and Being Religious Interreligiously

A review of Peter C. Phan\u27s Christianity with an Asian Face: Asian American Theology in the Making, In Our Own Tongues: Perspectives from Asian on Mission and Inculturation, and Being Religious Interreligiously: Asian Perspectives on Interfaith Dialogue