Sharp words from disapproving science writers are but the tip of the hippocampus: today's pop neuroscience, coarsened for mass audiences, is under a much larger attack.
Scanning this morning's papers, I noted that the Daily Telegraph carried a short report under a much larger piece about Liz Hurley's denial of an affair with Bill Clinton.
Aarhus has four electoral districts and is divided into four deaneries, under the much larger diocese of Aarhus.
Republicans in dozens of states have pushed drug-testing bills for the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program and even for benefits under the much larger Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, which serves 45 million Americans.
One of the hallmarks of the cerebellum, which is hidden under the much larger cerebral cortex, is its simple, stereotyped architecture and well-understood circuitry.
Under hypoxia, much larger areas with fluorescent signaling resulting from binding of the LOX-specific antibody were observed in parts of the cell membrane and at opposite poles in dividing EMT-6 cells.
But the 35-and-under group was much larger a decade ago and dramatically larger 2 decades ago.
The exact same trends were observed for the Cat 2 chemicals from the RCD, but the difference between liquids and solids for the CRMaj/CCMaj ≥ 2 (without COMaj ≥ 1) classification driver was substantially higher, with the liquids showing a much larger under-prediction rate (12.0%%) than the solids (1.3 %).
However, sample size estimated using the follow-up OR value of 1.07 implies that the actual replication study was in fact drastically under-powered, and a much larger sample of ~41K 41K cases:controls (>20-fold increase) would be required to achieve 80% power at the 0.05 level (sample size calculation).
Cook says that by taking its rival and nurturing it under Intuit's (much larger) wing, Mint has grown to be four times larger than it was at the time of acquisition.
