Combined Therapy Might Help A Broader Range Of Depressed Adolescents
There is a well-known statisticians’ joke: with one foot in a bucket of boiling water and one in a bucket of ice water, you are,…
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Monthly Archive: March 2019
Parents’ Brain Activity “Echoes” Their Infant’s Brain Activity When They Play Together
Humans are inherently social. This is particularly important in early development, as young infants spend the majority of their lives interacting with caregivers. However, almost…
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Boundary Layer Control On Mineral Reactivity In Soils And Rocks
It starts when the rain reaches the ground and percolates into the soil, infiltrating the first layers of the Earth’s crust where groundwater circulates. This…
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A Closer Look At The Fusion Machinery Of A Herpesvirus
Infection by herpesviruses leads to many human diseases, ranging from a cold sore, chickenpox, to cancer. Human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) is a member of the β-herpesvirus…
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How Many Quarts Are In A Gallon?
Are you curious how many quarts are in a gallon? There are 4 quarts within a gallon, which makes sense when you consider that the…
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What Are The Steps Of Photosynthesis?
There are two different steps or parts of photosynthesis. These two parts of photosynthesis are the light dependent reactions and the light-independent reactions. The light-independent…
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How To Write A Cursive “Q” Perfectly
Are you looking to learn how to perfectly write a cursive uppercase Q? This article will walk you through writing a cursive Q and address…
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What Is Gluconeogenesis?
Glucose is the most important source of energy for living organisms. Living organisms rely on energy derived from glucose to run their biological processes. During cellular…
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Transgressive Advocacy: People Are More Likely To Excuse Others’ Lies When They Support Shared Morals
In 2012, Mike Daisey appeared on the radio show This American Life to showcase excerpts from his famous monologue, “The Agony and the Ecstasy of…
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Meet The Sourplum: Taking A Closer Look At A Neglected And Underutilized Crop
When was the last time you ate something which you have never had before, something like a “new” fruit or vegetable? Have you ever thought…
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DMMS: Efficient Diffeomorphic Metric Image Registration Via Stationary Velocity
Diffeomorphic image registration is an essential procedure in many MRI analysis tasks, such as atlas building and segmentation, anatomical variability analysis, functional magnetic resonance image…
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