As such, vocabulary tasks provide an accepted estimate of acquired knowledge/intellectual enrichment prior to the onset of neurological disease, and such tasks have been used in previous cognitive reserve research (Stern, 2006).
But if the cord blood mercury concentration is on average 70% higher than the maternal blood mercury concentration, as suggested by recent research (Stern and Smith 2003), 637,233 babies, or 15.7% of the birth cohort, experience cord blood mercury levels > 5.8 μg/L.
What emerged from this field research was a stern, unsentimental book; at times, Du Bois's disdain for his subjects, especially what he called "the dregs," seemed as great as his outrage at the discrimination they faced.
The National Institutes of Health, the country's pocketbook for biomedical research and long a stern protector of the most rigorous brand of science, is about to start venturing into the realm of alternative medicine.
Six Entrepreneurs Exchange Club members from NYU Stern signed on to conduct market research to determine the most promising content verticals.
The Wally Hermès boat mimics the wide-stern triangular geometry of modern seismographic research vessels.
That ambition should be made of sterner stuff.Dr Steven J. Blank is a research professor at the Strategic Studies Institute, U.S. Army War College The views expressed in this comment do not represent those of the US Army, Defense Department, or the US Government.
The prediction method is based on a Longitudinal Grade of Membership (L-GoM) model, developed by a research team also led by Dr. Stern and published in 2010.
The Stern review regards peer review as the cornerstone of research evaluation.
Bruce Buchanan is an associate professor of marketing at the Stern school of Business, New York University, where he specializes in marketing research.
