... with genetically confirmed Temple syndrome Patients   Metabolic status   Sex ratio (male:female) 31:29 BMI at the latest examination (percentile) 65.6 (1.9-99.9), n = 60 Age at the genetic diagnosis (years) 4.8 (0.2-33.0), n = 60 Obesity 12/60 (20%) Age...

... Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Context Defects in MKRN3, DLK1, KISS1, and KISS1R and some disorders, such as Temple syndrome (TS14), cause central precocious puberty (CPP). Recently, pathogenic variants...

... National Monument, New York, USA, the Christiansted National Historic Site in St. Croix, US Virgin Islands, and the Historic Tzu-Su Temple in Taiwan. Fig. 3. Activities of Heterotermes sp. in Fort Christiansvaern were grouped into 9 zones. (Reprinted with permission from Su et al. 2003...

... (Temple syndrome). Univariate logistic regression identified family history (odds ratio [OR] 3.3; 95% CI 1.3-8.3; P = .01) and neurodevelopmental disorders (OR 4.1; 95% CI 1.3-13.5; P = .02) as potential clinical predictors of genetic CPP. Conclusions Distinct genetic causes were...

... by heaven on account of its great sanctity. These remained the predominant narratives about the monument until the Ottoman and British empires renewed the Gate of Mercy (and other sites in the Noble Sanctuary/Temple Mount complex) as a battleground for imperial claims-making. In the nineteenth and twentieth...

... Clements (1992) has argued that in the wake of the Babylonian exile and the resultant disruption of the Jerusalem temple system, there were at least three responses that are reflected in the biblical wisdom literature. In Proverbs 1–9, the issue of health and sickness was desacralized and subsumed under...

... with a PWL phenotype. We describe mutations and aberrations for consideration when suspicion of PWS remains after negative testing. The most common genetic diagnoses were Temple syndrome (formerly known as maternal uniparental disomy 14), Schaaf–Yang syndrome (truncating mutation in the MAGEL2 gene...

.../journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract In 1519 Girolamo Alibrandi completed an altarpiece depicting the Presentation of Jesus at the Temple for the Compagnia of the Church of Santa Maria Candelora dei Verdi in Messina. The painting celebrates the service...

... to place some pressure on their temple with the flat part of the hand while the injector prepared the dilution for the opposite side. Since saline is absorbed remarkably quickly, that short duration of pressure was usually enough to render normalcy to the first side, reassuring both patient and injector...

... woman (A, B), a 36-year-old woman (C, D), and a 55-year-old woman (E, F) seen (A, C, E) before and (B, D, F) after temple hollow filling with Perlane. Although filler is most obvious in the first patient, all three patients subjectively reported and were independently judged to have significant...

... of a a 370-kg mass impacting a body the size of the nucleus of comet 9P/Temple-1 at 10 km s⁻¹. This reproduces the Deep Impact comet impact to occur in 2005, when a NASA spacecraft will observe at close range an impact on the comet nucleus of an object deployed from the main spacecraft...

... TEMPLE UNIVERSITY's NEUROSURGERY program has had a colorful and distinguished history since its creation in 1929. It has always functioned under challenging circumstances with limited resources but with a strong sense of mission. It was one of the 20 neurosurgical training programs in existence when...

...: the keeping alive of the legendary alliance of the twelve sons of Jacob, and the advocacy of peace with Samaria, at the time when the Second Temple community of Israel was drawing its boundaries and redefining itself as an exclusive religious group and Samaria was standing out as a dangerous enemy. The scheme...

...Figure 16. Maiden Castle. Figure 17. Plan of the Wheeler excavations. Figure 18. William Wedlake (left, with shovel) and Charles Drew in 1934. Figure 19. The votive bull with busts found in the Roman temple. Verney Wheeler was quoted in the Dorset City Chronicle of 13...

... and the destruction of Jerusalem and the Temple were enshrined in the very fabric of the urban centre and hence in Roman public memory, reminding the inhabitants of the city of the decisive role played by Vespasian and Titus in that victory. The triumphal arches to Titus (erected in 81 and after his death...

..., the production and revision of the poem show how Joel Barlow succeeded in creating an epic that articulates the values of a new revolutionary society. The third poem, the little-known Virgile en France of Victor Alexandre Chrétien Le Plat du Temple, makes the Aeneid...

... for their expertise in predictive arts, and the Essene Gate led directly into the Herodian palace compound in Jerusalem. Josephus indicated that the Essenes were experts also in pharmacology and healing. They esteemed the Temple so much that they had an area of special purity within it for their sacrifices...

... Preaching 10. By not avoiding this type of Spirit-Christology and angelomorphic thinking about the Word and Spirit, Irenaeus shows himself to have eschewed Second Temple Jewish traditions that so often hindered the theological accounts of his predecessors and contemporaries. As a result, he...

... have suggested Irenaeus held a weak conception of the person and work of the Holy Spirit, this work demonstrates that Irenaeus combined Second Temple Jewish traditions of the spirit with New Testament theology to produce the most complex Jewish-Christian pneumatology of the early church. In so doing...

... symbol of the sun-god Atum in Heliopolis), the obelisk, the pyramid, the sphinx, and sun temples. The sun cult in Heliopolis proved to be very influential from the Old Kingdom onwards. These various solar images will play an influential in the early religious expressions of Akhenaten’s religion...