"These results, although still limited in sample size, document the derailment of skills that would otherwise guide typical socialization," Jones and Klin wrote.
Similarly, the radiological findings reported by the radiologist and tear size documented intra-operatively were not statistically significantly different between men and women (Table 1).
Because of the strong dependence of corticostriatal transmission on litter size (documented in our previous studies), it is necessary to perform all comparisons in each mouse.
Based on tumor size (documented on initial imaging) and mitotic rates, 1/16 (6.3%) tumor was classified as having no risk for malignant behavior, 1 (6.3%) was considered low risk, 1 (6.3%) with moderate risk, and 12/16 (75%) were considered high risk (Table 1).
Since 1998, the immigration service has issued four million of the credit-card-size documents known as laser visas.
Three feed slots accept business cards, receipts, and letter-size documents -- up to 10 at a time -- and the scan operation is fast, as many as 25 pages a minute.
The Room of Dimensions isn't just a collection of words: the combination of the life-size documents, the blow-ups for examination purposes, and the transcription beside them has the authority of images, transforms these texts into images.
Both can scan, fax and copy legal-size documents from the feeder (but not from the letter-size platen).
It also prints duplex output directly from your PC, incoming faxes and copies letter-sized documents.
One senior Bush administration official referred disdainfully to Start as a "telephone-book-size document" that both sides now considered outdated.
"The next morning, we delivered a phone book-size document describing Marmon, literally at his plane," Thomas Pritzker, the chairman of Marmon, said in an telephone interview.
