Processability Theory, a component of the cognitive approach to second language acquisition tries to enhance understanding of how the interlanguage knowledge systems can be restructured by second language learners (Pienemann, 1998, 2015). The present study intended to run a similar investigation into the syntactic development of Right-Brain and Left-Brain Dominant Iranian EFL learners based on ...

Brain tumors, which is one of the destructive forms of human being’s cancers, are the second most common children’s cancers. Brain tumors may have an inherited (small percent), acquired reasons due to environmental factors. Nowadays advances in cosmetic industry have increased our ability in the field of youth and beauty. Hair dye products are such innovations. Recent studies showed...

A series of brains chosen from the Stoke Park Collection formed a demonstration designed to show:? 1. The rate of growth of the normal human brain during the first few months and years of life. 2. The complete failure of the defective brain to achieve such normal growth, and 3. The additional occurrence amongst defectives of cerebral malformations of pre-natal origin and peculiarly gross kind. ...

A study was made in the anesthetized cat of the slow wave of sympathetic nervous discharge (SND) locked in a 1:1 relation to the cardiac cycle (3 cycle/s periodicity). SND was recorded from the preganglionic splanchnic and postganglionic renal nerves. The data contradict the generally accepted view that the slow wave occurs as the direct result of a waxing and waning of baroreceptor nervous dis...

The authors thank SL Smith for technical assistance, NM Magoski for evaluation of previous drafts of the manuscript, and the two anonymous reviewers for constructive criticism of the work. KEG held a RS McLaughlin Fellowship and NSM holds a Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) New Investigator Award. Supported by a CIHR operating grant to NSM. Articles in PresS. J Neurophysiol (April 2...