Search Results - "Harte, J. M."

Differences in executive functioning between violent and non-violent offenders by Meijers, J, Harte, J M, Meynen, G, Cuijpers, P

“…A growing body of neuropsychological and neurobiological research shows a relationship between functioning of the prefrontal cortex and criminal and violent…”
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Risk factors of violent offending in mentally ill prisoners with autism spectrum disorders by van Buitenen, N., Meijers, J., van den Berg, C.J.W., Harte, J.M.

“…Results of research regarding a possible causal relation between autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) and violence are mixed. Several explanations have been…”
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Controlling test specificity for auditory evoked response detection using a frequency domain bootstrap by Chesnaye, M.A., Bell, S.L., Harte, J.M., Simpson, D.M.

“…Statistical detection methods are routinely used to automate auditory evoked response (AER) detection and assist clinicians with AER measurements. However,…”
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Objective measures for detecting the auditory brainstem response: comparisons of specificity, sensitivity and detection time by Chesnaye, M A, Bell, S L, Harte, J M, Simpson, D M

“…To evaluate and compare the specificity, sensitivity and detection time of various time-domain and multi-band frequency domain methods when detecting the…”
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A group sequential test for ABR detection by Chesnaye, M. A., Bell, S. L., Harte, J. M., Simpson, D. M.

“…Objective: To detect the auditory brainstem response (ABR) automatically using an innovative sequentially applied Hotelling's T  2 test, with the overall goal…”
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Ecology, sustainability, and environment as capital by Harte, M.J.

“…The idea of environment as capital has found widespread support in both the economic and ecological literature. It is often suggested in a related…”
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Symptom Profile of Psychiatric Patients With Psychosis or Psychotic Mood Disorder in Prison by van Beek, J., Vuijk, P. J., Harte, J. M., Scherder, E. J. A.

“…There is evidence that psychiatric patients with psychotic or manic disorders who are incarcerated suffer from the same symptoms as psychiatric patients who…”
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Violence against care workers in psychiatry: Is prosecution justified? by van Leeuwen, M.E., Harte, J.M.

“…The number of (severe) violent incidents against staff caused by psychiatric inpatients is high. Victims often do not report these incidents to the police,…”
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A comparison of various nonlinear models of cochlear compression by HARTE, James M, ELLIOTT, Stephen J, RICE, Henry J

“…The vibration response of the basilar membrane in the cochlea to sinusoidal excitation displays a compressive nonlinearity, conventionally described using an…”
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Using the short-time correlation coefficient to compare transient- and derived, noise-evoked otoacoustic emission temporal waveforms by HARTE, James M, ELLIOTT, Stephen J

“…Transient-evoked otoacoustic emissions (TEOAEs) and derived, noise-evoked otoacoustic emissions (derived-NEOAEs) were measured in seven normally hearing…”
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Human cochlear tuning estimates from stimulus-frequency otoacoustic emissions by Bentsen, Thomas, Harte, James M., Dau, Torsten

“…Two objective measures of human cochlear tuning, using stimulus-frequency otoacoustic emissions (SFOAE), have been proposed. One measure used SFOAE…”
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A Comparison of Different Methods for the Elicitation of Attribute Weights: Structural Modeling, Process Tracing, and Self-Reports by Harte, Johanna M., Koele, Pieter

“…This study investigates whether structural modeling, process tracing, and self-reports are able to provide similar information about attribute weights in…”
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Comparison of cochlear delay estimates using otoacoustic emissions and auditory brainstem responses by Harte, James M., Pigasse, Gilles, Dau, Torsten

“…Different attempts have been made to directly measure frequency specific basilar membrane (BM) delays in animals, e.g., laser velocimetry of BM vibrations and…”
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Temporal suppression of the click-evoked otoacoustic emission level-curve by Verhulst, Sarah, Harte, James M., Dau, Torsten

“…The click-evoked otoacoustic emission (CEOAE) level-curve grows linearly for clicks below 40-60 dB and saturates for higher inputs. This study investigates…”
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Estimation of attribute weights in a multiattribute choice situation by Harte, Johanna M., Koele, Pieter, van Engelenburg, Gijsbert

“…Multiattribute judgement processes have regularly been investigated by means of structural modelling techniques. With these techniques mathematical models are…”
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Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus: a ten-year survey in a Dublin hospital by Morgan, M G, Harte-Barry, M J

“…We undertook a retrospective, longitudinal survey to monitor the changing incidence, phage types and patterns of antibiotic resistance of methicillin-resistant…”
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The nature, extent and judicial response to aggression and violence directed against care workers in psychiatry by Harte, J M, van Leeuwen, M E, Theuws, R

“…The Dutch government and the Council for public prosecutions consider aggression against and violence directed against public officers and care workers as…”
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Optimal nonlinear filter to remove random impulses from Gaussian noise by Notley, S. V., Harte, J. M., Elliott, S. J.

“…This paper investigates the problem of removing random impulse noise from a white signal of Gaussian distribution. A nonlinear polynomial filter is used, whose…”
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Body mass index of tannery workers in Kanpur, India by Ory, F G, Shukla, A, Kumar, S, Harte, J M

“…During two cross sectional surveys in 1988 and 1994 the body mass index among tannery workers in Kanpur, India and its association with exposure to chemicals,…”
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Best time to assess complete clinical response after chemoradiotherapy in squamous cell carcinoma of the anus (ACT II): a post-hoc analysis of randomised controlled phase 3 trial by Glynne-Jones, Robert, Dr, Sebag-Montefiore, David, Prof, Meadows, Helen M, MSc, Cunningham, David, Prof, Begum, Rubina, BSc, Adab, Fawzi, FRCR, Benstead, Kim, MD, Harte, Robert J, MD, Stewart, Jill, FRCR, Beare, Sandy, PhD, Hackshaw, Allan, Prof, Kadalayil, Latha, PhD

“…Summary Background Guidelines for anal cancer recommend assessment of response at 6–12 weeks after starting treatment. Using data from the ACT II trial, we…”
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