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Telemetric monitoring of bladder function in female Göttingen minipigs

BJU International, 2015
Objectives To generate real‐time radio‐telemetric urodynamic reference data of maximum detrusor pressure ( P det max ), maximum flow rate ( Q max) and ...
Nadine D, Huppertz, Ruth, Kirschner-Hermanns, Rene H, Tolba, Joachim O, Grosse   +3 more
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Follicular growth monitoring in the female cat during estrus

Theriogenology, 2011
Follicular growth in the feline ovary is usually detected indirectly, through behavior observation, vaginal smears, or more invasively, by estradiol assay in blood. This study was designed to describe follicular dynamics by transabdominal ultrasonography. Secondly, the stage of follicular growth was associated to behavioral and vaginal changes. Ovarian
Malandain, E, Rault, D., Froment, E, Baudon, S, Desquilbet, Loic, Begon, D, Chastant-Maillard, Sylvie   +6 more
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Ambulatory monitoring and conventional cystometry in asymptomatic female volunteers

BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 1996
Objective Ambulatory monitoring continues to gain acceptance and increasing clinical application. There remains, however, a sparsity of published data from asymptomatic Volunteers, particulary women. Our aim was, by study of such a group, to establish normal ranges for cystometric variables on ambulatory monitoring.Participants We recruited
K, Heslington, P, Hilton
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Monitoring Considerations for the Female Athlete

Strength & Conditioning Journal
ABSTRACT Athlete monitoring typically incorporates assessing the objective and subjective workload and measurements of wellness or recovery of the athlete. These methods are effective regardless of the sex of the athlete but oftentimes do not include assessment of the female athlete's menstrual cycle (MC).
Bunn, Jennifer, Easley, Dawn
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Prenatal monitoring for the Hunter syndrome: The heterozygous female fetus

Clinical Genetics, 1979
An abnormal level of 35S‐sulfate labeled mucopolysaccharides was found in cultured amniotic fluid cells from a pregnancy, at risk for the Hunter syndrome, with a female fetal karyotype. Subsequent prenatal analyses suggested heterozygosity for the X‐linked Hunter syndrome, and this was confirmed by clonal analysis of fibroblasts of the child after ...
Kleijer, W, Moody, P.d., Liebaers, Ingeborg, Van De Kamp, J.j., Niermeijer, M.f.   +4 more
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Female Founders Monitor 2025

What Germany needs most right now is more innovation – and that requires more startups. Startups bring fresh ideas and entrepreneurial energy, helping to future-proof the economy and drive progress in emerging fields such as artificial intelligence.
Hirschfeld, Alexander, Gilde, Jannis, Walk, Vanusch, Teubert, Franziska, Stellbrink, Clara   +4 more
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Female but not male young heavy drinkers display altered performance monitoring

Psychiatry Research: Neuroimaging, 2015
Difficulties in monitoring ongoing behaviour may be linked to real-life problematic drinking behaviours. Prior research suggests female heavy drinkers in particular display greater cognitive control deficits. Here, we examine trial-to-trial behavioural adaptations in a conflict monitoring task, relative to drinking behaviour and sex.
Janette L, Smith, Richard P, Mattick, Christopher, Sufani   +2 more
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Low Parental Monitoring Predicts Subsequent Pregnancy Among African-American Adolescent Females

Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology, 2002
Accumulating evidence suggests that parental monitoring is associated with adolescents' sexual risk behaviors. However, evidence associating low parental monitoring with greater odds of becoming pregnant has not been reported. The objective of this study was to prospectively assess the relationship of low perceived parental monitoring with incidence of
Richard A, Crosby, Ralph J, DiClemente, Gina M, Wingood, Kathy, Harrington, Suzy, Davies, Edward W, Hook, M Kim, Oh   +6 more
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Fecal endocrine monitoring of reproduction in female snow leopards (Uncia uncia)

Theriogenology, 2014
Although the snow leopard (Uncia uncia) is a common endangered felid species in zoos, little is known about the complex endocrine interactions controlling ovarian function and conception in this species. The goal of this work was to characterize ovarian activity throughout the estrous cycle, nonpregnant luteal phase (pseudopregnancy), and gestation in ...
Jamie L. Reichert-Stewart, Rachel M. Santymire, Diana Armstrong, Tara M. Harrison, Jason R. Herrick   +4 more
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Emotions in everyday life: an ambulatory monitoring study with female students

Biological Psychology, 2005
Additional heart rate as an indicator of emotional arousal was monitored throughout the day with a special ambulatory device. Fifty female students received acoustic feedback every 10-20 min. The feedback was based either on events (additional heart rate present) or was random without additional heart rate.
Michael, Myrtek, Eveline, Aschenbrenner, Georg, Brügner   +2 more
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