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Paclitaxel-containing high-dose chemotherapy for relapsed or refractory testicular germ cell tumours
Differential Brain Development with Low and High IQ in Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and intelligence (IQ) are both heritable phenotypes. Overlapping genetic effects have been suggested to influence both, with neuroimaging work suggesting similar overlap in terms of morphometric properties of the brain. Together, this evidence suggests that the brain changes characteristic of ADHD may vary as a function of IQ. This study investigated this hypothesis in a sample of 108 children with ADHD and 106 typically developing controls, who participated in a cross-sectional anatomical MRI study. A subgroup of 64 children also participated in a diffusion tensor imaging scan. Brain volumes, local cortical thickness and average cerebral white matter microstructure were analyzed in relation to diagnostic group and IQ. Dimensional analyses investigated possible group differences in the relationship between anatomical measures and IQ. Second, the groups were split into above and below median IQ subgroups to investigate possible differences in the trajectories of cortical development. Dimensionally, cerebral gray matter volume and cerebral white matter microstructure were positively associated with IQ for controls, but not for ADHD. In the analyses of the below and above median IQ subgroups, we found no differences from controls in cerebral gray matter volume in ADHD with below-median IQ, but a delay of cortical development in a number of regions, including prefrontal areas. Conversely, in ADHD with above-median IQ, there were significant reductions from controls in cerebral gray matter volume, but no local differences in the trajectories of cortical development
Act now against new NHS competition regulations: an open letter to the BMA and the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges calls on them to make a joint public statement of opposition to the amended section 75 regulations.
The Fundamentals : a testimony to the truth (1917) Vol. 2
The inspiration of the Bible - definition, estent and proof / Rev. James M. Gray
Inspiration / L.W. Munhall
The moral glory of Jesus Christ, a proof of inspiration / Rev. William G. Moorehead
The testimony of the scriptures to themselves / Rev. George S. Bishop
Testimony of the organic unity of the Bible to its inspiration / Arthur T. Pierson
Fulfilled prophecy a potent argument for the Bible / Arno C. Gaebelein
Life in the word / Philip Mauro
Is there a God? . Rev. Thomas Whitelaw
God in Christ the only revelation of the fatherhood of God / Robert E. Speer
The deity of Christ / Prof. Benjamin B. Warfield
The virgin birth of Christ / Rev. Prof. James Orr
The God-man / John Stock
The person and work of Jesus Christ / Bishop Nuelsen
The certainity and importance of the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead / R.A. Torrey
The personality and deity of the Holy Spirit / R.A. Torrey
The Holy Spirit and the sons of God / Rev. W.J. Erdman
Observations on the conversion and apostleship of St.. Paul / Lord Lyttelton
Christianity no fable / Rev. Thomas Whitelawhttps://digitalcommons.biola.edu/the-fundamentals/1013/thumbnail.jp
British missionaries and Catholic reaction: searching the soul of the new nation, 1862β1872
Reconstruction of the human cerebral cortex robust to white matter lesions: Method and validation
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