Research indicates that religious participation is correlated with marital satisfaction. Less is known about whether religion also benefits participants in nonmarital, intimate relationships, or whether religious effects on relationships vary by gender. Using data from the first three waves of the Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study, we find that religious participation by fathers, irres...

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In the nearly 50 years since the description of Williams syndrome by [Williams et al. (1961); Circulation 24:1311-1318], the focus of scientific inquiry has shifted from identification, definition, and description of the syndrome in small series to genotype-phenotype correlation, pathophysiologic investigation in both humans and in animal models, and therapeutic outcomes in large cohorts. Study...

Parents need to understand temperament because it has an impact on their daily interactions with their children. The essential messages for parents should be that temperament traits are real; they are important for both child and parent, and they are best managed by accommodation, not confrontation or attempts to change them. Parents can be reached at all levels of professional contact througho...

It has recently been argued by Polchinski and Strassler [1] that hard parton effects in wide angle scattering can be understood in terms of strings in a deformed AdS background dual to QCD. On the other hand, an equally valid approach to the String/Gauge duality for 4-d QCD is based on M-theory in a specific black hole deformation of AdS × S. Here we show that a very natural extensions of these...

A case of intrapericardial aneurysmal dilatation of the left atrial appendage occurring in a young woman is described. The patient presented with recurrent arrhythmia, which on one occasion was documented to be a supraventricular tachyeardia. Routine chest x-ray revealed an abnormal configuration of the left heart border. A precordial scan with 1311-labeled albumin provided evidence that the ma...

1 IEEEAC paper #1311, Updated September 19, 2002 Abstract— Increasing levels of machinery automation for systems health monitoring are providing operators with larger amounts of raw data. However, transforming massive amounts of data into information useful for effective condition-based maintenance (CBM) remains an arduous task. New technology is needed to continually monitor machinery, to iden...

X chromosome inactivation is widely studied using DNA sequence polymorphisms and DNA methylation as a surrogate measure of inactivation, but the correlation of methylation with inactivation is not perfect. Thus, it may be better to study sequence polymorphisms expressed in the mRNA. A recent paper reported use of a silent C/T polymorphism at nt 1311 of the G6PD cDNA, and this polymorphism was r...

Precipitate hardening (via ordered phases rather than phase separation) of platinum and palladium can be effective even with a small volume-fraction of the ordered phase [M. Carelse, C.I. Lang, Scripta Materialia 54 (7) (2006) 1311]. The approach is particularly well suited to jewelry alloys which must be 95 wt.% pure and where ordered phases of 7:1 or 8:1 stoichiometries can be formed. We exam...

Introduction This paper is a report on a computer simulation based on Bladder-scans which were recorded from hydrocephalic patients between 1965 and 1970 at the University Hospital, Rotterdam. From these scans, which show the accumulation of radioactive 1311 hippurate molecules in the bladder, values were derived for the rates at which the molecules left the cerebral ventricles and reached the ...