Changes in human brain activity associated with repetition priming during word generation were characterized across a series of neuroimaging and behavioural studies. Repetition priming was consistently observed behaviourally as a decrease in response latency for repeated items, and was found for both visually and aurally cued word-generation tasks. Brain imaging using whole-brain functional MRI...

CONTEXT Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) has grown into a huge health care industry in the United States, with 91.5 million people (38% of adults) using CAM in 2007. Given the increase in CAM use and the need for CAM education for health professionals, it is important to understand the baseline attitudes and beliefs of osteopathic medical students regarding CAM, as well as the facto...

Introduction: Substance use disorder is one of the most critical social problems in Iran. For this disorder, weneed a proper assessment tool based on our indigenous culture. Objective: This study assesses the factor structure and psychometric properties of 10-item and 20-item Persian versions of Drug Abuse Screening Tests (DAST-10 and DAST-20). Materials and Methods: In this cross-sectional s...

This paper analyzes the hypermedia text of a news item by means media linguistic analysis. The heuristic value an interdisciplinary approach underlying analysis consists primarily in allocation units suitable for communication. These are result activity-based delimitation speech flow, consisting professional mass and non-professional one, i.e. online group dialogues. reveals smooth transition f...

• Using the modality-shared and modality-invariant features for cross-modality Re-ID. Designing a new model to extract features. Introducing loss further decrease variations. Most existing person Re-IDentification works rely on discriminative reducing variations intra-modality Despite their preliminary success, such appearance cannot capture enough information due massive discrepancy between RG...