Contemporary Australian Children Have Longer Exercise Duration Compared to 1978 Reference Values

Provisional recommendation on the theory of reference values (1978). Part 1. The concept of reference values.

Palaeolithic medicine, with particular reference to children of Australian aborigines.

Al though t h e r e m a y h a v e been s o m e Asian con tac t w i t h Aus t ra l i a p r io r t o d o c u m e n t e d h i s to ry , t h e f irs t ev idence of ou t s ide inf luence c a m e in the 17th cen tu ry , ini t ia l ly w i t h t h e D u t c h a n d l a t e r b y t h e Br i t i sh in 1770. F r e n c h scientif ic expedi­ t ions in t h e S o u t h Pacif ic w e r e a lso i m p o r t a n t...

Upright faces seem to have longer duration of presentation than inverted ones.

Nontemporal variables were shown to influence subjective duration. Some of these variables are known to alter recognition performance. We suggested that the ease of pattern recognition underlies the effect exerted by some nontemporal stimuli characteristics on brief duration estimation. In order to test this assumption, recognition was manipulated by presenting facial stimuli in upright and inv...

Reference values for methemoglobin concentrations in children

OBJECTIVE The aim of this work was to establish reference values for methemoglobin levels in 6 to 10-year-old children. METHODS Methemoglobin concentrations were studied in clinically healthy children. The method for methemoglobin measurement used, neither uses highly toxic chemical compounds nor expensive enzymatic methods, thus it is feasible in the laboratory routine. RESULTS The results...

Normative Reference Values for Healthy Argentinian Children

A comprehensive assessment of central auditory processing disorders includes parent questionnaires. The Scale of Audi tory Behaviors (SAB) was developed to evaluate the limitations and difficulties perceived by guardians of children in everyday activities.The aim of the study was to provide normative data for the SAB for Argentinian healthy children. The parents and guardians of eighty-four chi...