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    Exchange Rates of Gases Across the Tympanic Membrane in Rhesus Monkeys by DOYLE, W. J, ALPER, C. M, SEROKY, J. T, KARNAVAS, W. J

    Published in Acta oto-laryngologica (1998)
    “…The exchange rates of CO2 and He across the tympanic membrane were estimated in 5 monkeys. For these experiments, the monkey was anesthetized and one arm of a…”
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    Neural nets identify sensory receptors from somal spikes by Rose, R D, Karnavas, W J

    Published in Brain research (10-12-1993)
    “…Retrospective analysis of somal electrophysiology from intracellularly recorded, physiologically identified afferents demonstrates that neural nets can be…”
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    Autoinflation of eustachian tube in young children by Chan, K H, Cantekin, E I, Karnavas, W J, Bluestone, C D

    Published in The Laryngoscope (01-06-1987)
    “…Inflation of the middle ear has long been thought to be beneficial in the treatment of otitis media. We describe a new system of autoinflation based on a…”
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    Sensitivity analyses of continuous and discrete systems in the time and frequency domains by Karnavas, W.J., Sanchez, P.J., Bahill, A.T.

    “…The technique of sensitivity analysis is old and well known, but few modern papers include them, perhaps because of the subtle tricks and customizations that…”
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    The relationship between the nasal cycle and axillary sweat production by Leclerc, J, Doyle, W J, Karnavas, W J

    Published in Rhinology (01-12-1987)
    “…Mean inspiratory nasal resistances and mean axillary sweating rates were recorded bilaterally every 30 minutes for a 5-7 hour period in seven subjects. One…”
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    A model for the rising fastball and breaking curve ball by Karnavas, W.J., Bahill, A.T., Regan, D.

    “…A model showing that the rising fastball and the breaking curve ball are perceptual illusions caused by the batter misestimating the speed of the pitch is…”
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