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Three monkeys with unilateral striate cortex lesions sustained in infancy were tested 2-5 years postlesion on a direction of motion discrimination task.

At the moment all doctors can recommend is that children who had the disease in infancy be tested with electrocardiograms on a regular basis, and as they get older have cardiac stress tests.

Mean differences in maternal opinion on safety across groups of commonly used products in infancy, including probiotics, was tested using the non-parametric version of repeated-measures analysis of variance (Friedman Test) with post hoc Wilcoxon signed-rank tests to further explore differences in perceived safety between probiotics specifically and all other food/products.

Gelin said the field of human services robots is still in its infancy but the robots are being tested in France as tourist information aides and in Japan, where an aging population is creating a shortage of service workers.

Protein-based vaccines--commonly called peptide vaccines--are still in their infancy; so far, they have only been tested in lab animals.

Engineered T-cell therapy is in its infancy, although the approach is now being tested in early-phase clinical trials.

Reduced attention to faces, and more specifically to the eye region, has been proposed to underlie these difficulties, although this has never been tested longitudinally from infancy.

While modifiable factors during infancy have been identified, until recently, preventive interventions had not been tested.

Most of these applications are still being tested in laboratories worldwide with some at the infancy stage.

Even though some translational applications have been tested already, manipulation of cardiac myocyte death is in its infancy.

This study tests the hypothesis that parental control in early infancy is responsive to infant appetite and weight.