| freeze-fracture autoradiography: the in-vacuo coating technique. | freeze-fracture autoradiography (ffa) was introduced in 1976 as a new method for electron microscopic autoradiography of diffusible compounds (fisher and branton, rix et al.). with the original technique, the film monolayer was applied to the cold specimen in a cryostat at atmospheric pressure. coating under these conditions did not exclude the risk of artifacts, mainly due to uncontrolled ice contamination of the cold specimen surface. a new method has been developed for coating the frozen spec ... | 1978 | 738908 |
| homicide and community-based psychiatry. | the authors studied the records of all persons convicted of homicide or found not guilty by reason of insanity during the uears 1963 through 1975, 6 years before and after the opening of the community-based psychiatric facility, in albany county, new york. using the fisher exact probability test, a statistically significant increase was found for those found not guilty by reason of insanity (p = .041) and those with a history of mental illness found guilty (p = .036). other factors, including ag ... | 1978 | 722309 |
| selfish genes, evolutionary games, and the adaptiveness of behaviour. | the science of sociobiology, which began in principle with the work of fisher and haldane and has more recently been developed by hamilton, maynard smith, trivers, wilson and others, has been the centre of both scientific and political controversy. dr parker discusses the strengths and weaknesses of the approach, and illustrates that behaviour can be adapted in a complex way in conformity with sociobiological theory. | 1978 | 683325 |
| site of lesion in fisher syndrome. | | 1978 | 707991 |
| [fluorescence angiography as a basis for successful prophylactic and therapeutic light coagulation for diabetic retinopathy (author's transl)]. | the fluorescence angiogramme served as a basis for the plan of treatment and as a criterion of treatment success in 192 patients with diabetic retinopathy who underwent xenon-light coagulation between january 1971 and october 1972. in 64 patients this success could be statistically evaluated comparing the untreated partner eye according to the exact fisher-test. the rate of success of light coagulation showed itself to be statistically highly significant (p less than 0.01%) with regard to retina ... | 1978 | 703143 |
| corticosteroid therapy of alcoholic hepatitis. | fifty-five patients with alcoholic hepatitis were studied in a 28- to 32-day randomized double blind treatment trial comparing prednisolone (40 mg per day) with placebo therapy. of 31 placebo-treated patients, 4 died during the study interval and 2 more died within 5 days of study completion. only 1 of 24 prednisolone-treated patients died during the same interval (fisher exact test; p = 0.10). stepwise discriminant analysis of laboratory factors associated with death revealed independently sign ... | 1978 | 352788 |
| fisher syndrome. presentation of a clinical case. | | 2004 | 747139 |
| [fisher's syndrome. peripheral or central origin (author's transl)]. | the syndrome described by m. fisher in 1956 includes ophtalmoplegia, ataxia, and generalized loss of reflexes. it is classically considered to be of peripheral origin and its relation to guillain and barre's syndrome in its mesencephalic form is debatable. the authors review 5 cases and discuss the question of a probable central origin. they base their opinion on the pathognomonic features of these cases and those in the literature, as well as the results of their oculographic and electromyograp ... | 1978 | 214838 |
| mathematical theory of group selection: structure of group selection in founder populations determined from convexity of the extinction operator. | genetic analysis for group selection is developed for the case of a biallelic locus (a, a) undergoing group selection of founder populations only. by contrast to r. levins"e = e(x) models, extinction now depends on genetics at the propagule stage but acts uniformly on larger populations. biological evidence supports this hypothesis, which also allows mathematical treatment at once simpler and biologically more general than the fokker-planck partial differential equation formalism adopted by levi ... | 1978 | 16592520 |
| [fisher syndrome]. | | 1978 | 669454 |
| john own fisher davies. | | 1978 | 76163 |
| ma changes in institutionalized down's syndrome persons: a semi-longitudinal approach. | a semi-longitudinal approach was employed in this partial replication of a larger study of ma changes in institutionalized retarded persons (fisher & zeaman, 1970). curves were fitted to ma data for a down's syndrome group and a group of retarded subjects matched on the basis of initial ma and ca. the findings generally replicated those of the earlier study. specifically, the results of a multiple regression/correlation analysis indicated that the two curves were similar in shape, but differed w ... | 1978 | 147627 |
| rate of polymer formation and entropy production during competitive replication. | the rate of increase in the mean polymer formation rate constant during competitive replication by qbeta rna variants (kramer et al., 1974) has been shown to agree statistically with the variance in their formation rate constants. this result demonstrates that fisher's fundamental theorem of natural selection (fisher, 1930) can define time variations in the mean rate of synthesis for a heterogeneous population of replicating polymers. it was also revealed that rna replication, far from equilibri ... | 1978 | 633382 |
| frequency and cooccurrence of vocal tract dysfunctions in the speech of a large sample of parkinson patients. | in this study, the frequency of occurrence of speech and voice symptoms in 200 parkinson patients was defined by two expert listeners from high-fidelity tape recordings of conversational speech samples and readings of the sentence version of the fisher-logemann test of articulation competence. specific phonemes that were misarticulated were catalogued. other vocal-tract dysfunctions, including laryngeal disorders, rate disorders, and hypernasality, were also recorded. cooccurrence of symptoms in ... | 1978 | 633872 |
| inbreeding effects in a coastal village and other parts of andhra pradesh. | a survey was carried out among fisher-women in pallepalam, in nellore district of andhra pradesh, to determine the prevalence and pattern of consanguinity and its effects on fertility, mortality, and morbidity. of the 106 marriages investigated, 54.72% were consanguineous with predominant proportions of first cousin (36.79%) and uncle-niece (13.21%) marriages. the average inbreeding coefficients for autosomal and sex-linked genes were found to be 0.0405 and 0.0448 respectively. the differences b ... | 1978 | 751385 |
| s-phase fractions of breast carcinomas. relationships to morphology, estrogen and progesterone receptors, and early recurrence. | analysis of the s-phase fractions (spf) measured by in vitro thymidine labeling, morphological appearances, and estrogen receptor (er) assays of primary invasive breast carcinomas demonstrated several interrelationships. lobular, mucinous, tubular, and adenocystic carcinomas consistently had low spf and were usually positive for er. the same was true for the carcinomas of no special histologic type [the not otherwise specified (nos) group of e. r. fisher including "infiltrating ductal" and undif ... | 1978 | 747801 |
| acute ophthalmoplegia, ataxia, and areflexia (fisher syndrome) in childhood. | | 1978 | 668113 |
| [ophthalmophlegic polyneuritis. a clinical contribution to fisher's syndrome]. | this paper describes 6 patients with the syndrome of ophthalmoplegic polyneuritis fairly identical to that described by fisher. the most striking symptom of the ophthalmoplegic polyneuritis is the acute ophthalmoplegia, usually total and bilateral, often with sparing of the pupillary reflexes and of the levater palpebrae. the disturbances may simulate a paralysis of gaze or a internuclear palsy. following features may announce this illness: mild harmless infectious disease, sensory deficits, gen ... | 1978 | 625400 |
| generalizing fisher's "reproductive value": nonlinear, homogeneous, biparental systems. | biparental demographic models violate linearity. however, in their early "dilute" stages before limited environment resources bring need for competitive selection, first-degree-homogeneous relations obtain. for them, a reproductive-value function of the initial coordinates is defined to recapitulate their contribution to the asymptotically dominating mode of exponential growth: now the generalized fisher reproductive value of one sex is altered by relative numbers of the other sex. the new repro ... | 1977 | 16592475 |
| body boundary and field-dependence. | this study investigated the relationship between body boundary articulation, as measured by fisher and cleveland, and witkin's field dependence-independence dimensions of perception. while these two concepts seem to be logically connected, no significant relationships (rs of .15 to .35) were obtained for 20 undergraduates. there is a need for further clarification and refinement in the concepts of penetration and barrier scores for body image. | 1977 | 604885 |
| [syndrome of ophtalmoplegia, ataxia and areflexia (fisher syndrome). contribution of a case]. | | 1977 | 605248 |
| error estimate for the diffusion approximation of the wright--fisher model. | the wright--fisher model and its approximating diffusion model are compared in terms of the expected value of a smooth but arbitrary function of nth-generation gene frequency. in the absence of selection, this expectation is shown to differ in the two models by at most a linear combination (with coefficients depending only on the derivatives of the smooth function involved) of the maximum mutation rate and the reciprocal of the population size. | 1977 | 270745 |
| fisher syndrome of ophthalmoplegia, ataxia and areflexia (a report of three cases with unusual features). | | 1977 | 612667 |
| [from phlebothrombosis to the postthrombotic syndrome]. | the same pathomechanism causes both thrombosis of the superficial and deep veins. for practical purposes one may separate phlebothrombosis of bed-patients and that of out-patients. superficial phlebothrombosis and thrombophlebitis of the out-patients heal in shorter time by compression according to heinrich fisher. patients should not be immobilized. phlebothrombosis of the bed-patient should be reserved to clinical therapy including fibrinolysis, thrombectomy and anticoagulants. the post-thromb ... | 1977 | 914157 |
| peripheral nerve conduction in miller fisher syndrome. | two cases of acute ophthalmoplegia, ataxia, and arreflexia with high csf protein are reported (miller fisher syndrome). detailed emg and nerve conduction studies showed abnormal conduction in peripheral sensory fibres from the initial stages of the illness in both patients. careful review up to 10 months after the onset was required to document the sensory conduction abnormality properly in one of them. the electrical findings did not differ from those that can be seen in the guillain-barré synd ... | 1977 | 925702 |
| congressman james j. florio (d-nj). fisher scientific address. tgeneral session, 45th american society for medical technology annual meeting. | | 1977 | 888859 |
| collection of a clean voided urine specimen: a comparison among spoken, written, and computer-based instructions. | in an effort to compare different methods of instructing patients, 99 women 18-25 years of age were given computer, spoken, weitten, or no instructions for the collection of a clean voided urine specimen. the group who received computer instructions was the most uniform in its performance (p less than 0.002, f-test) and reported the fewest procedural problems (p less than 0.02, fisher test). in addition, this group had fewer contaminating bacteria than the group who received written instructions ... | 1977 | 327837 |
| the vehicle tray revisited: the use of the vehicle tray in assessing allergic contact dermatitis by a 24-hour application method. | over 700 patients were screened by patch testing for sensitivity to the components of a vehicle tray from july 1974 through june 1976 at the mayo clinic. a modified version of the vehicle tray originally suggested by fisher et al. (1971) was used, containing 14 substances commonly found in vehicles. patches were applied for 24 rather than the usual 48 hours. our percentage of reactivity compares favorably with the 48-h application method, thus demonstrating the efficacy of this time-saving techn ... | 1977 | 891174 |
| the influence of the mating system on the maintenance of genetic variability in polygenic characters. | the traditional models of the effect of assortative mating and inbreeding on the genetic variance of polygenic characters (fisher 1918; wright 1921) presume that there is no natural selection or mutation. in a large population, the genetic variance determined by additive genes may then increase by up to a factor of two with local inbreeding, and even more with assortative mating. the classical models are still used to interpret data from natural populations. but contrary to their assumptions, mo ... | 1977 | 407132 |
| the case of the outspoken medical examiner or an exclusive journal interview with russell s. fisher, md, chief medical examiner of the state of maryland. | | 1977 | 321887 |
| robert henry fisher smith. | | 1977 | 63707 |
| [numerical procedure for the decomposition of biorhythmic processes into harmonic oscillating components]. | a numerical procedure for decomposition of time series into inherent periodic nonstochastic components in form of harmonic oscillations will be explained. it is supposed that the rhythmic process is built up by these harmonic oscillating components and by a stochastic component. the procedure is a combination of harmonic analyses for intervals with different numbers of measured values with a significance test elaborated by r.a. fisher for the greatest component in the spectrum. the parameter val ... | 1977 | 914007 |
| upper lid jerks in the fisher syndrome. | | 1977 | 872845 |
| syndrome of ophthalmoplegia, ataxia and areflexia. | the clinical details and results of some laboratory investigations are described in 4 patients who initially presented with severe external ophthalmoplegia, ataxia and areflexia. in 3 of these patients paresis of the limbs was restricted and minimal as in the syndrome first described by fisher (1956). the fourth patient initially presented with similar symptoms but his illness progressed to a more typical form of acute idiopathic polyneuropathy, confirming fisher's (1956) contention that this sy ... | 1977 | 616611 |
| [4 cases of one and a half syndrome' observed following surgery of primary pontine hemmorhage]. | in 1967, fisher named the "one and a half syndrome" for a particular ocular movement which is observed in the lesion of pontine tegmentum, when horizontal movement of one eye is totally disabled and the abducence of another eye is only preserved associating mono-ocular nystagmus in the same eye. vertical movement and convergence are preserved. we experienced this syndrome in four cases of small localized hematoma of the pontine tegmentum which were all removed under operative microscope. all pat ... | 1977 | 560193 |
| [2 cases of arthrogryposis]. | the authors report two cases of arthrogryposis in two children of 7 1/2 and 13 years; the diagnostic criteria were those of fisher, combining the joint limitations present since birth in at least two different regions, the absence of progressive neurological involvement, and evident amyotrophy. the different etiopathogenic theories are then discussed: review of the literature concerning cases of myopathic arthrogryposis is not very useful; the twelve cases mentioned in the literature are not hom ... | 1977 | 138180 |
| [quick's hippuric test - a daison, alliot and fisher colorimetric method]. | | 1977 | 70552 |
| [cranial polyradiculitis or the so-called fisher syndrome]. | in the light of 3 personally observed cases a description is given of polyradiculitis cranialis or socalled fisher's syndrome, a separate form of guillain-barre-strohl polyradiculitis. it is a combination of acute ataxia, areflexia and ophthalmoplegia. the cause is probably an immunological reaction to a harmless infectious disease. reversible or limited demyelination is assumed. the demyelination occurs particularly in the peripheral nerves and their spinal roots, but also in the spinal-cerebel ... | 1976 | 1013715 |
| the acute toxicity of four herbicides to 0-4 hour nauplii of cyclops vernalis fisher (copepoda, cyclopoida). | | 1976 | 1016756 |
| electrophysiological findings in the syndrome of acute ocular muscle palsy with ataxia (fisher syndrome). | 4 patients are described with ophthalmoplegia (figs. 1 and 2) and ataxia with acute onset. three of them showed only very slight symptoms of generalized polyneuritis. measurement of sensory nerve conduction velocity (fig. 4, table 2) and determination of vibration sense by an electrical vibrator (fig. 3) proved to be helpful for diagnosis. the ocular emg revealed signs of peripheral denervation in 3 cases. pathological changes of the somatosensory evoked potential (fig. 5) which has been registe ... | 1976 | 62826 |
| evidence for dimensional independence in short-term memory of retarded individuals. | this experiment was designed to assess the relative importance of dimensional similarity between test and interpolated problems and absolute difficulty of interpolated material as variables influencing short-term retention in the discrimination learning of retarded persons. twenty moderate-to-borderline retarded individuals were taught a mixed series of two-trial discriminations consisting of: (a) relatively easy multidimensional ("junk") problems and (b) more difficult, form-relevant dotpattern ... | 1976 | 985634 |
| the evolutionary advantage of recombination. ii. individual selection for recombination. | based on the fisher-muller theory of the evolution of recombination, an argument can be constructed predicting that a recessive allele favoring recombination will be favored, if there are either favorable or deleterious mutants occurring at other loci. in this case there is no clear distinction between individual and group selection. computer simulation of populations segregating for recessive or dominant recombination alleles showed selection favoring recombination, except in the case of a domi ... | 1976 | 971808 |
| [letter: comments on the paper by j. ullrich: "the fisher-syndrome. symptomatology and nosology of a special form of polyradiculoneuritis" (this j., 46, 417-421 (1975)]? | | 1976 | 958557 |
| medicine in the 'seventies: private practice, the nhs, and the unions-an interview with mr alan fisher. | | 1976 | 20792376 |
| is sex maintained to facilitate or minimise mutational advance? | there are two alternative hypotheses for the selective advantages of sex: (i) the "fisher-muller" model:sex facilitates evolutionary adaptation to chaning environments. (ii) the "rachet" model: sex minimises the mutational load. the relative importance of these hypotheses is discussed with reference to (a) comparative data on sexual and asexual reproduction, (b) the timing of sex in species with asexual/sexual alternation, (c) the advantages of haploid/diploid alternation, (d) the disadvantage a ... | 1976 | 1064588 |
| composite sampling. | in sampling certain types of materials, such as bags of fertilizer, or subsampling large quantities of water, as might be done in investigating the density of plankton in certain environmental situations, it is customary to composite the samples. that is, several samples are drawn, mixed into a composite sample, and a sample taken from the composite is then used to determine relevant characteristics of the population. in this paper the results of brown and fisher [1972] are extended to more comp ... | 1976 | 953130 |
| estimates of the heritability of serum lipoprotein and lipid concentrations. | heritability (h2) of a serum lipid or a serum lipoprotein concentration is the proportion of variability in that concentration, among individuals, which is associated with heredity. we derive a familiar formula for estimating heritability (h2) from a simple linear model for inheritance. the formula was implied by fisher (1918) and by wright (1921); it was derived from a consideration of variances by jensen (1967), and from a consideration of path coefficients by rao et al. (1974). the estimate o ... | 1976 | 945139 |
| polyradiculitis (landry-guillain-barré syndrome) with total external ophthalmoplegia: encephalo-myelo-radiculo-neuropathy. | total ophthalmoplegia is described in an eight-year-old boy with polyradiculitis. the findings suggest central nervous system involvement. it is postulated that this case represents an entity intermediate between the miller-fisher and the landry-guillain-barré syndromes, with features of brain-stem encephalitis. | 1976 | 939350 |
| a model for assortative mating. | it is shown that a generalization of the hardy-weinberg law of the proportions of genotypes of the kind given by wright (1922) is maintained in equilibrium by a pattern of assortative mating suggested by fisher (1918) and elaborated by malécot (1939, 1948). | 1976 | 952488 |
| metastrongyles (nematoda: metastrongyloidea) of fisher (martes pennanti) from ontario. | | 1976 | 949653 |
| winds of change on fishers lane. | | 1976 | 1032964 |
| the morphology of the femur in marten and fisher. | | 1976 | 1260574 |
| differential cytology in the diagnosis of astrocytary gliomas. a statistical study using the "t" students-fisher test. | the authors have used the "t" student-fisher test in order to verify the differences between two compared average values. the results show the anatomo-clinical individuality of four main types of astrocytary gliomas; multiform glioblastoma, malignant astrocytoma, protoplasmatic astrocytoma, and fibrillary astrocytoma. the occurrence of significant quantitative differences between these four astrocytary gliomas indicates that the histological diagnosis must be differentially made, because these a ... | 2004 | 183105 |
| [study using the probit-analysis method of the process of increasing resistance to dipin and bruneomycin in fisher l-5178 lymphadenosis cells in experiments on animals]. | the study of the process of resistance induction in the cells of lymphadenosis to dipin (subline l-5178/d) and bruneomycin (subline l-5178/b) showed that with increasing of the resistance relation between the drug dose and the antitumor effect gradually faded. it was found that only at the first stages of induction of the resistance increase may be found by comparison of values ed50 and ed70 of the lymphadenosis sensitive strain and its resistant sublines. the probit-analysis method provided reg ... | 1976 | 1275469 |
| [health education among fishers]. | | 1976 | 1044583 |
| [in memory of e. f. fisher]. | | 1976 | 792874 |
| pure motor hemiplegia secondary to brain-stem tumour. | 'pure motor hemiplegia' is a common stroke syndrome defined by fisher as paralysis of face, arm, and leg on one side, unaccompanied by sensory signs, visual field defect, aphasia, or apractognosia. it occurs almost exclusively in hypertensive patients and carried a good prognosis. we report a case of a normotensive patient in whom pure motor hemiplegia was the presenting feature, not of a cerebrovascular syndrome, but of a pontine glioblastoma. we note that brain-stem tumours may masquerade as b ... | 1975 | 176327 |
| fusion of the distal femoral epiphysis in male and female marten and fisher. | | 1975 | 1192293 |
| [transient global amnesia - a paroxysmal amnestic syndrome (author's transl)]. | the syndrome of transient global amnesia is clinically characterized by a disorder of the ability to form memory engrams, appearing suddenly and lasting for several hours. since the first papers on this syndrome by bender (1956) and fisher and adams (1964) approximately one hundred cases of transient global amnesia have been described. symptomatology, course, somatic findings and differential diagnosis are discussed with consideration of the literatur and three own observations. regarding the et ... | 1975 | 1041711 |
| [the fisher syndrome. symptoms and nosology of a special form of polyradiculoneuritis]. | | 1975 | 772456 |
| genetic and environmental influences on morphological characteristics. | study has been made of 37 anthropometric measurements in a socially selected sample of 125 belgian families, comprising parents and adult children. the parent-child and mid-parent-child correlation coefficients indicate that the extent of genetic determination varies considerably from one measurement to another, being greatest in the longitudinal body measurements, least in the circumferences involving soft tissues and in measures of the nose and mouth. further analysis of the intrafamilial corr ... | 1975 | 16431681 |
| conditions for the existence of clines. | a very general partial differential equation in space and time satisfied by the gene frequency in a monoecious population distributed continuously over an arbitrary habitat is derived. the treatment is restricted to a single diallelic locus in the absence of mutation and random drift, and it is supposed that time is continuous, births and deaths occur at random, and migration is independent of genotype. with the further assumptions that migration is isotropic and homogeneous, the population dens ... | 1975 | 1232026 |
| miller-fisher polyneuritis. | | 1975 | 1240634 |
| [a case of fisher-evans syndrome]. | | 1975 | 1170487 |
| a comparison of two heated water-bath humidifiers. | the performance of two heated water-bath humidifiers was examined in terms of airway temperatures and humidities. these were the simple heated tank (marshall and spalding, 1953) and the fisher and paykel no. 328 (spence and melville, 1972), both of which had the potential to deliver gases at temperatures above 40 degrees c, and with a moisture content in excess of 50 mg/litre. the major advantage of the no. 328 was its heating wire in the delivery tube. this lessened or prevented condensation wi ... | 1975 | 1130644 |
| [the fisher-evans syndrome. report on 5 cases]. | | 1975 | 1239821 |
| genetics of the rh-hr locus in humans. | an analysis is attempted to throw more light on the inheritance of rhesus factor in humans and the fisher-race and wiener's concepts are respectively evaluated. it is claimed that the rh-hr locus is not comprised of the recombination of c, d, e, c and e genes, much less the help of the auxiliary (d) which merely appears to be a conventional approach derived from an even principle of recombination for a polyhybrid cross. as for wiener's rare or common mutants of rh-hr in humans and the emergence ... | 1975 | 817554 |
| the evolutionary advantage of recombination. | the controversy over the evolutionary advantage of recombination initially discovered by fisher and by muller is reviewed. those authors whose models had finite-population effects found an advantage of recombination, and those whose models had infinite populations found none. the advantage of recombination is that it breaks down random linkage disequilibrium generated by genetic drift. hill and robertson found that the average effect of this randomly-generated linkage disequilibrium was to cause ... | 1974 | 4448362 |
| further studies of crossed and uncrossed pathway responding in callosal agenesis--reply to kinsbourne and fisher. | | 1974 | 4842918 |
| [mercury in the blood of leisure-fishers who fish in polluted water]. | | 1973 | 4797780 |
| chromatographic adsorption. vi. isomer distribution and mechanism of formation of the methyl glycosides of d-glucose and d-galactose by the fisher method. | | 1973 | 4733454 |
| [fisher-evans syndrome in children]. | | 1973 | 4795552 |
| a.r. fisher. | | 1973 | 4573311 |
| female orgasm: an interview with seymour fisher, ph.d. | | 1973 | 4806958 |
| [isolation and study of a strain of fisher lymphadenosis (l-5178) resistant to actinomycin (aurantin)]. | | 1973 | 4129063 |
| [fisher-evans disease]. | | 1973 | 4738972 |
| [characteristics of the qualitative composition of the fats of notothenia rossi marmorata fisher]. | | 1973 | 4763263 |
| [comparison of mean values. the behrens-fisher problem]. | | 1972 | 4636175 |
| increased membrane-bound adenosine triphosphatase activity accompanying development of enhanced solute uptake in washed corn root tissue. | washing of excised corn (zea mays l., variety wf9xm14) root tissue is accompanied by an increase in (mg(2+) + k(+))-stimulated adenosine triphosphatase. this is the adenosine triphosphatase described by fisher, hansen, and hodges as positively correlated with ion accumulation rates. the increase in activity is confined to the microsomal fraction. a close parallel exists between increases in adenosine triphosphatase and phosphate absorption, and they respond similarly to inhibitors of rna and pro ... | 1972 | 16657975 |
| the recording of physiological evidence of genital arousal in human males and females. | eight methods for the recording of erections of men and women, chiefly during sleep, are described as an introduction to a series of publications about objective assessment of sexual behavior. ohlmeyer et al. (1944 and 1947)performed kymographic recordings. fisher et al. (1965)recorded objectively with an eeg apparatus and developed the phalloplethysmograph (a polyvinyl tube filled with water, twisted around the penis), a thermistor to record changes of penile skin temperature, and a mercury str ... | 1971 | 24179078 |
| [apropos of miller fisher syndrome]. | | 1971 | 5564031 |
| lawrence frederick fisher m.d. 1890-1969. | | 1971 | 4926917 |
| fishers of men: keepers of the aquarium. | | 1971 | 4936379 |
| fisher syndrome in childhood. | | 1970 | 5490314 |
| anomalies in the position of lower teeth in the fisher, martes pennanti erxl. (mammalia; mustelidae). | | 1970 | 5533913 |
| miller-fisher syndrome in a 22-month-old child. | | 1970 | 5504080 |
| living polymers: a tool in studies of ions and ion-pairs. | studies of living polymers have greatly enriched our knowledge of the behavior of ions and ion-pairs in organic media. future investigations will lead to more detailed knowledge of these interesting species. especially, intramolecular associations or intramolecular solvation by the polymer chains provide promising field for additional studies, and one example of such phenomena was reported recently by fisher and szwarc (42). | 1970 | 17734662 |
| evaluation of the fisher autocytometer. | | 1970 | 5474333 |
| a modification of the fisher model 240 or 250 dilutor. | | 1970 | 5504613 |
| fisher scientific co. | | 1970 | 22741709 |
| allen-bradley fisher scientific co. | | 1970 | 22741682 |
| [evaluation of functional recombinations of intracellular microstructures using the fisher information index]. | | 2007 | 4319357 |
| pattern clustering by multivariate mixture analysis. | cluster analysis is reformulated as a problem of estimating the para- meters of a mixture of multivariate distributions. the maximum-likelihood theory and numerical solution techniques are developed for a fairly general class of distributions. the theory is applied to mixtures of multivariate nor- mals (normix) and mixtures of multivariate bernoulli distributions (latent classes). the feasibility of the procedures is demonstrated by two examples of computer solutions for normal mixture models of ... | 1970 | 26812701 |
| an evaluation of the fisher hem-alyzer. | the fisher hem-alyzer is a multitest sequential discrete analyser with automatic printout of digitized results on paper tape. the instrument is well designed, soundly constructed, and reliable in routine use. cross contamination from the sampler probe or between the cuvettes is minimal. accuracy and precision are both highly satisfactory. although the standard rate of throughput is 32 specimens per hour the instrument can be used at irregular intervals to analyse smaller batches or even individu ... | 1970 | 5439090 |
| [ophthalmoplegia, ataxia, and areflexia (fisher-syndrome). a contribution to the polyneuritis cranialis syndrome]. | | 1970 | 4994436 |
| [the possibility of the application of the alpha-fisher variation index in marine microbiology]. | | 2008 | 4906630 |
| ronald a. fisher. | | 1969 | 4895806 |
| edward j. fisher--new academy president. | | 1969 | 4884570 |
| moisture determination in crude drugs by the karl fisher method. | | 1968 | 5734376 |
| the retirement of sister gibson: occupational health nurse, fisher and paykel ltd, auckland. | | 1968 | 5188811 |