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... influences take part to shape children’s food preferences and acceptance patterns. These influences include hardwired, genetic reactions to basic tastants, exposure to flavors through maternal influences, the natural course of children’s eating development, and family level influences. Children must learn...

... Abstract Because infants are totally dependent upon parents (or other caregivers) for care and sustenance, parents' feeding practices are a key feature of the family environments in which infants and young children learn about food and eating. Feeding practices include not only what the child...

... Abstract The past 20 years have seen proliferation of electronic (e) resources that promote improved understanding of disorders of sex development (DSD): e-learning for physicians and trainees, e-consultation between clinicians, and e-information for families and affected individuals. Recent e...

... that contribute to the long duration of the learning curve [ 2 ]. Traditional skull base surgeons are unaccustomed to interpreting skull base anatomy from the endonasal perspective and few sinus surgeons venture into the zone of the skull base. Most skull base surgeons and neurosurgeons have limited experience...

... Abstract What has become familiar tends to be preferred while the unfamiliar is avoided. Additionally, liking is impacted by associative learning processes where new stimuli become liked via repeated pairings with familiar, already-liked stimuli. In addition to the ability to learn to like new...

...) accounted for 31% of the variance among sire family mortality rates. Machine learning Filter-wrapper feature selection Mortality SNP ...

... Abstract Objective: To identify the ‘stapedotomy’ learning curve of 2 UK otolaryngologists.Study Design: A retrospective review of the outcome of the first 100 stapedotomy operationsby each surgeon. Included in the study was a postal survey of the incidence of stapessurgery by UK...