Correlations in neuronal spike times are thought to be key to processing in many neural
systems. Many measures have been proposed to summarize these correlations and of these the …

Molecular and activity‐based cues acting together are thought to guide retinal axons to their
terminal sites in vertebrate optic tectum or superior colliculus (SC) to form an ordered map of …

Distant-dependent correlations in spontaneous retinal activity are thought to be instructive
in the development of the retinotopic map and eye-specific segregation maps. Many studies …

In this section we derive Equation 2 from the paper which is used to show that the correlation
index is confounded by firing rate. To make this document self-contained we reproduce the …

Correlations in neuronal spike times are thought to be key to processing in many neural
systems. Many measures have been proposed to summarize these correlations and of these the …

This article provides an overview of recent critical approaches to the literature and culture of
the First World War, which have been dominated by questions of canon formation, rooted in …

Neocentromeres (NCs) are fully functional centromeres that arise ectopically in noncentromeric
regions lacking α-satellite DNA. Using telomere-associated chromosome truncation, we …

Many individuals sporadically and circumstantially sample addictive drugs, yet few become
addicted. The individual vulnerabilities underlying the development of addiction are not well …

Contemporary studies of First World War literature share a sense of common ancestry in
Paul Fussell’s 1975 study The Great War and Modern Memory, in which the author proclaims …

The dissertation sets out to challenge two influential assumptions about British literature and
culture in the aftermath of the First World War. The first is the notion that the literature of the …