Stem height was positively correlated with flowering time, such that plants that flowered earlier were shorter at first flower. This correlation could constrain the evolution of earlier flowering time if selection favors flowering early at a large size.

These findings suggest that rapid evolution of phenology will not rescue these…[Read more]

Stem height was positively correlated with flowering time, such that plants that flowered earlier were shorter at first flower. This correlation could constrain the evolution of earlier flowering time if selection favors flowering early at a large size.

These findings suggest that rapid evolution of phenology will not rescue these…[Read more]

Stem height was positively correlated with flowering time, such that plants that flowered earlier were shorter at first flower. This correlation could constrain the evolution of earlier flowering time if selection favors flowering early at a large size.

These findings suggest that rapid evolution of phenology will not rescue these…[Read more]

Stem height was positively correlated with flowering time, such that plants that flowered earlier were shorter at first flower. This correlation could constrain the evolution of earlier flowering time if selection favors flowering early at a large size.

These findings suggest that rapid evolution of phenology will not rescue these…[Read more]

The paracingulate sulcus -PCGS- has been considered for a long time to be specific to the human brain. Its presence/absence has been discussed in relation to interindividual variability of personality traits and cognitive abilities. Recently, a putative PCGS has been observed in chimpanzee brains. To demonstrate that this newly discovered sulcus…[Read more]

The paracingulate sulcus -PCGS- has been considered for a long time to be specific to the human brain. Its presence/absence has been discussed in relation to interindividual variability of personality traits and cognitive abilities. Recently, a putative PCGS has been observed in chimpanzee brains. To demonstrate that this newly discovered sulcus…[Read more]

The paracingulate sulcus -PCGS- has been considered for a long time to be specific to the human brain. Its presence/absence has been discussed in relation to interindividual variability of personality traits and cognitive abilities. Recently, a putative PCGS has been observed in chimpanzee brains. To demonstrate that this newly discovered sulcus…[Read more]

The paracingulate sulcus -PCGS- has been considered for a long time to be specific to the human brain. Its presence/absence has been discussed in relation to interindividual variability of personality traits and cognitive abilities. Recently, a putative PCGS has been observed in chimpanzee brains. To demonstrate that this newly discovered sulcus…[Read more]

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for both). In fully-adjusted analyses, regular consumption of oily fish was associated with reduced odds of vitamin D deficiency across all ethnicities, while outdoor-time in summer was less effective for Black Africans (OR 0.89, 95% CI 0.70, 1.12) than White Europeans (OR 0.40, 95% CI 0.38, 0.42).

Severe vitamin D deficiency…[Read more]

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for both). In fully-adjusted analyses, regular consumption of oily fish was associated with reduced odds of vitamin D deficiency across all ethnicities, while outdoor-time in summer was less effective for Black Africans (OR 0.89, 95% CI 0.70, 1.12) than White Europeans (OR 0.40, 95% CI 0.38, 0.42).

Severe vitamin D deficiency…[Read more]

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for both). In fully-adjusted analyses, regular consumption of oily fish was associated with reduced odds of vitamin D deficiency across all ethnicities, while outdoor-time in summer was less effective for Black Africans (OR 0.89, 95% CI 0.70, 1.12) than White Europeans (OR 0.40, 95% CI 0.38, 0.42).

Severe vitamin D deficiency…[Read more]

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for both). In fully-adjusted analyses, regular consumption of oily fish was associated with reduced odds of vitamin D deficiency across all ethnicities, while outdoor-time in summer was less effective for Black Africans (OR 0.89, 95% CI 0.70, 1.12) than White Europeans (OR 0.40, 95% CI 0.38, 0.42).

Severe vitamin D deficiency…[Read more]

is an increasing need for close collaboration between laboratory scientists and clinicians. We believe that further clinical studies should be performed to evaluate the performance of next-generation sequencing for individual targets and in high-risk populations.A National Research Council report on strengthening forensic science raised concern…[Read more]

is an increasing need for close collaboration between laboratory scientists and clinicians. We believe that further clinical studies should be performed to evaluate the performance of next-generation sequencing for individual targets and in high-risk populations.A National Research Council report on strengthening forensic science raised concern…[Read more]

is an increasing need for close collaboration between laboratory scientists and clinicians. We believe that further clinical studies should be performed to evaluate the performance of next-generation sequencing for individual targets and in high-risk populations.A National Research Council report on strengthening forensic science raised concern…[Read more]

is an increasing need for close collaboration between laboratory scientists and clinicians. We believe that further clinical studies should be performed to evaluate the performance of next-generation sequencing for individual targets and in high-risk populations.A National Research Council report on strengthening forensic science raised concern…[Read more]

61), psychiatric symptomatology (RR=1.44) and (mild) challenging behaviours (RR=4.58).

Further efforts are needed to provide adequate mental health care, specifically to improve PM treatment regarding amount, indication and the consideration of non-psychopharmacological treatment options.

Further efforts are needed to provide adequate…[Read more]