Background and purpose The splenium of the corpus callosum is the most posterior part of
the corpus callosum. Its embryological development, anatomy, vascularization, function, …

… features in numerosity judgments. After a first overview of the relevant literature, we describe
two studies … Based on this method, we present a study demonstrating that individuals do not …

… of studies, the paper focuses on 1) the achievement of awareness of the visible and touchable
features … of preconceived ideas; 2) the development of phonetic studies; 3) the concept of'…

… Peeking can be eliminated by placing an occlusive eye patch on the opposite eye when
testing visual acuity (Fig. 2). If the child gives an incorrect response during acuity testing, this …

… the goals of static occlusion by providing a grading system for study casts and panoramic
radiographs. Emphasis was placed on self-assessment of the seven features of dental casts. …

… We surveyed applications of NODDI in the studies of diseases and aging/development. …
way to relate the dMRI signal to tissue features via biophysically inspired modeling. The number …

… cognitive science works and our preliminary investigation on a browser-based investigation.
… We allowed the occlusion between the objects. Participants' task was to remember the …

… to May, 2019 were included for evaluation in this study, along with accompanying MR and
CT scans. In addition, outside imaging studies on 192 additional patients, sent to our Vascular …

… The overall results of this research have provided some valuable insights and helped create
… , we describe the study procedures and analyze the initial results gained. Study Procedures …

Neuropsychological evaluation requires the use of standardized instruments to assess
cognitive functioning and behavior. Cognition comprises the mental processes associated with …