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The effect of gum chewing on sensitivity associated with in-office whitening procedures by Henry, RK, Carkin, M

“…Objectives Tooth sensitivity is the most common side effect of in‐office tooth‐whitening procedures. The purpose of this study was to determine whether chewing…”
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Expanding the Gordon-Loeb model to cyber-insurance by Skeoch, Henry R.K.

“…We present an economic model for decisions on competing cyber-security and cyber-insurance investment based on the Gordon-Loeb model for investment in…”
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The barriers to sustainable risk transfer in the cyber-insurance market by Skeoch, Henry R K, Ioannidis, Christos

“…Efficient risk transfer is an important condition for ensuring the sustainability of a market according to the established economics literature. In an…”
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The effect of light on tooth whitening: a split-mouth design by Henry, RK, Bauchmoyer, SM, Moore, W, Rashid, RG

“…Objectives Conflicting research exists on the effect that various lights have on in‐office tooth whitening. The aim of this study was to determine whether a…”
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Noise improves transfer of near-threshold, phase-locked activity of the cochlear nerve: evidence for stochastic resonance? by Henry, K R

“…Stochastic resonance can be described as improved detection of weak periodic stimuli by a dynamic nonlinear system, resulting from the simultaneous…”
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Auditory nerve neurophonic recorded from the round window of the Mongolian gerbil by Henry, Kenneth R.

“…In the Mongolian gerbil, round window (RW) recordings of averaged responses to phase-locked acoustic stimuli which are not alternated in polarity can include…”
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P17-14. Fitness-informed HIV-1 Gag-p24 vaccine design by Rolland, MM, Swain, VJ, Lanxon-Cookson, E, Rao, U, Henry, KR, Arts, EJ, Nickle, DC, Mullins, JI

“…While mutations to the 2nd most-frequent AA at 5 different sites resulted in functional viruses, a substitution at a site conserved in 100% of known viruses…”
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Sharply tuned cochlear nerve ensemble periodicity responses to sonic and ultrasonic frequencies by Henry, K R

“…Vertebrates are able to perceive the pitch of a series of harmonics, even when the fundamental frequency has been removed from the acoustic stimulus. Neural…”
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Auditory nerve neurophonic produced by the frequency difference of two simultaneously presented tones by Henry, Kenneth R.

“…When two phase-locked sinusoidal stimuli having frequencies of F 1 and F 2 are simultaneously introduced to the ear of the gerbil, a difference tone (DT) can…”
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Tuning curves of the difference tone auditory nerve neurophonic by Henry, Kenneth R.

“…When a pair of tonal stimuli of different frequencies (F 1 and F 2, where F 2 > F 1) are simultaneously presented to the ear, an electrical response with a…”
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Nonlinear effects of noise on phase-locked cochlear-nerve responses to sinusoidal stimuli by Lewis, Edwin R., Henry, Kenneth R.

“…It is well known that, in a cochlear afferent axon with background spike activity, a sinusoidal stimulus (tone) of sufficiently low frequency will produce…”
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KILLER WHALE (ORCINUS ORCA) AUDITORY EVOKED POTENTIALS TO RHYTHMIC CLICKS by Szymanski, M. D., Supin, A. YA, Bain, D. E., Henry, K. R.

“…Temporal auditory mechanisms were measured in killer whales (Orcinus orca) by recording auditory evoked potentials (AEPs) to clicks. Clicks were presented at…”
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Killer whale (Orcinus orca) hearing: auditory brainstem response and behavioral audiograms by Szymanski, M D, Bain, D E, Kiehl, K, Pennington, S, Wong, S, Henry, K R

“…Killer whale (Orcinus orca) audiograms were measured using behavioral responses and auditory evoked potentials (AEPs) from two trained adult females. The mean…”
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Modulation of cochlear nerve spike rate by cardiac activity in the gerbil by Lewis, E R, Henry, K R

“…Among primary auditory axons with characteristic frequencies (CFs) below 2500 Hz, a substantial subpopulation was found in which spike activity was driven by…”
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Noise-induced auditory loss: influence of genotype, naloxone and methyl-prednisolone by Henry, K R

“…Inbred strains of mice have several advantages as models for human noise-induced hearing loss. However, the isogenic nature of inbred lines is very unlike the…”
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Enhancement of the cochlear nerve compound action potential: sharply defined frequency-intensity domains bordering the tuning curve by Henry, K R

“…Forward masking can either decrease or increase the response to a subsequent stimulus. In the gerbil, frequency-intensity domains of the maskers that decrease…”
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Frequency-specific enhancement of the cochlear compound action potential: influence of the forward masker by Henry, K R

“…Under restricted frequency and intensity conditions, forward masking can result in the amplitude of the CAP being increased above its unmasked value (Henry,…”
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Amplitude enhancement is seen in the cochlear nerve but not at, or before, the afferent synapse by Henry, K R, Price, J M

“…The amplitude of the cochlear nerve compound action potential (CAP) produced by a moderate intensity tonal stimulus (S2) can be enhanced when S2 is preceded by…”
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Dynamic changes in tuning in the gerbil cochlea by Lewis, E R, Henry, K R

“…Afferent axons of the gerbil cochlear nerve were studied with reverse correlation analyses carried out with movable time windows and with noise that was…”
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One-tone suppression in the cochlear nerve of the gerbil by Henry, K R, Lewis, E R

“…One-tone rate suppression has been reported several times for auditory nerve fibers of mammalian and non-mammalian vertebrates. Because its properties are very…”
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