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An analysis of the word-superiority effect

Cognitive Psychology, 1973
It is easier to decide which of two letters was presented tachistoscopically if the critical letter was in a word rather than in a scrambled word. We showed that this word-superiority effect holds just as strongly for pronounceable nonwords as for words, even when the critical letters are constant over all trials.
Jonathan Baron, Ian Thurston
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Isolated Superior Oblique Tucking: An Effective Procedure for Superior Oblique Palsy with Profound Superior Oblique Underaction

Journal of American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus, 2005
To compare efficacy and complications of isolated unilateral superior oblique tucking in patients with unilateral superior oblique palsy (SOP).A retrospective analysis of 24 cases of unilateral SOP, 13 Acquired (group 1), and 11 Congenital (group 2), who underwent isolated unilateral superior oblique tuck over a 13-year period was performed.The mean ...
Rahul, Bhola, Federico G, Velez, Arthur L, Rosenbaum   +2 more
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LAKE SUPERIOR REGULATION EFFECTS

JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association, 1978
ABSTRACT: The outflows of Lake Superior through the St. Marys River have been modified from natural conditions, initially by the construction of engineering works, such as bridges, and later by the construction of control works and the regulation of the lake.
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Some remarks on superiority effects

Lingua, 1995
Abstract This paper presents two interrelated arguments about superiority effects in multiple-wh constructions. First, it argues that wh-in-situ elements remain in situ at all (GB)-levels of syntactic representation; consequently superiority effects involve relations between moved wh-elements (and their traces) and non-moved wh-elements.
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Reversing the Picture Superiority Effect

1987
Imaginal coding typically enhances retention. Pictures are remembered better than words; words for which subjects imagine referents are better remembered than words studied without such coding; concrete words are better retained than abstract words; and mnemonic devices employing imagery can produce dramatic effects on retention.
Henry L. Roediger, Mary Susan Weldon
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Probability of Net Superiority for Comparing Two Groups or Group Means

Lobachevskii Journal of Mathematics, 2023
Hening Huang
exaly  

The Anger Superiority Effect

2022
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Value of Information in a Mobile App Supply Chain Under Hidden or Known Information Superiority

International Journal of Production Economics, 2022
Tal Avinadav, Priel Levy
exaly  

Noninferiority Margins Exceed Superiority Effect Estimates for Mortality in Cardiovascular Trials in High-Impact Journals

Journal of Clinical Epidemiology, 2023
Lawrence Mbuagbaw, Sandra Ofori, Maura Marcucci   +2 more
exaly  

More Multiarm Randomised Trials of Superiority Are Needed

Lancet, The, 2014
Matthew R Sydes, Mahesh K B Parmar, James Carpenter   +2 more
exaly