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Furthermore, Fig. 6 showed that the influence of fluid intelligence compared to the influence of the dimension AT/PLC on the problem-solving dimensions is noticeably lower.

Though Amazon China has operated for a decade, it still holds just 2.7percentt of China's total B2C retail e-commerce sales in 2013, according to Observer Intelligence (compared to Alibaba Tmall's 50.1percentt chunk and JD.com's 22.4percentt slice).

Infants in the intervention group had significant increases in intelligence compared to the control group, despite the fact that less than half of the intervention infants were exclusively breastfed for three months.

He attended a regular kindergarten, without any signs of difference in intelligence, compared to his peers.

In our study, daughters, but not sons, of PPD mothers were found to show lower verbal intelligence compared to the community sample.

Although the well performing patients were severely impaired on all standard tests of long-term memory, they scored higher on tests of immediate verbal memory and verbal intelligence compared to the other patients.

Physical layer intruders are traditional jammers that do not have any intelligence as compared to smart jammers that have signal processing capability.

Though Apple is said to be enthusiastic about the project, their absence is still notable because the company has fallen behind in artificial intelligence when compared to its rivals — many of which are part of this new group.

Hoddinott et al. (2013) reported that stunting at 2 year in both men and women from Guatemala was associated with less schooling and lower test scores for reading and intelligence as compared to nonstunted peers.

Furthermore, FEM patients were still within the average intelligence range when compared to norms of people from a similar age group.

In a study on medical school applicants in the United States, females were found to have significantly higher emotional intelligence (EI) as compared to males; the dimensions of the EI being maturity, compassion, morality, sociability, calm disposition (Carrothers et al. 2000).