HIGH-LEVEL EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS: A POSSIBLE ROLE OF SEX AND WEIGHT CONDITION IN PLANNING AND DECISION-MAKING PERFORMANCES

High-Level Executive Functions: A Possible Role of Sex and Weight Condition in Planning and Decision-Making Performances

Evidence indicates an association between executive functioning and increased weight, with different patterns ascribed to individual differences (sex, age, lifestyles).This study reports on the relationship between high-level executive functions and body weight.Sixty-five young adults participated in the study: 29 participants (14 males, 15 females

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Relationship of 137Cs with Fungal Spore Tracers in the Ambient Aerosols from Fukushima after the 2011 Nuclear Accident, East Japan

Even after 7 years of the nuclear accident that occurred in 2011 at the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant (F1NPP), high levels of 137Cs have been detected in ambient aerosols from some polluted areas of Fukushima.Higher levels of radionuclides were often observed in the atmosphere during and after rain events.We presume that biological process

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Enhancement of low-voltage ride-through capability for virtual synchronous generators based on virtual impedance voltage control

Virtual Synchronous Generator (VSG)-based grid-forming converters (GFC) increasingly serve as interfaces between renewable energy resources and the power grids with high penetration.Although the emulation of the characteristics of Synchronous Generator (SG) enables GFC to provide virtual inertia and oscillation damping under the VSG control, it rem

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Weather and climate extremes: Pacemakers of adaptation?

Weather and climate extremes might propel adaptation both to a stable climate and Pillow Protector its characteristic extremes, as well as to underlying changes, if they reveal vulnerabilities, cause damage, and make slow change more noticeable.In theory, extremes act as focusing events that overcome barriers to adaptation and accelerate policy res

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