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Gonadal function is associated with cardiometabolic health in pre‐pubertal boys with Klinefelter syndrome by Davis, S., Lahlou, N., Bardsley, M., Temple, M.‐C., Kowal, K., Pyle, L., Zeitler, P., Ross, J.

“…Summary The most common sex chromosome aneuploidy, Klinefelter syndrome (KS), is associated with primary gonadal failure and increased morbidity and mortality…”
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Cognitive Neuropsychology and Its Application to Children by Temple, Christine M.

“…Cognitive neuropsychology has been used successfully in the analysis of adult neuropsychological disorders in both verbal and nonverbal domains. When applied…”
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The effect of drying on black tea quality by Temple, S J, Temple, C M, Boxtel, A J B van, Clifford, M N

“…Drying is an important part of tea manufacture, where enzyme reactions in earlier phases are terminated by heat and moisture loss, and new compounds are…”
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Intellectual functioning of children with Turner syndrome: a comparison of behavioural phenotypes by Temple, C M, Carney, R A

“…This study reports the results of 19 girls with Turner syndrome (TS), aged between nine and 12 years, in relation to intellectual profile and genotypic…”
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Patterns of Spatial Functioning in Turner's Syndrome by Temple, C.M., Carney, R.A.

“…This paper presents results from a study of task performance on a variety of spatial tasks in 9–11 year-old children with Turner's Syndrome (T.S.), divided…”
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Neonatal seizures: long-term outcome and cognitive development among 'normal' survivors by Temple, C M, Dennis, J, Carney, R, Sharich, J

“…The authors report the long-term outcome and cognitive development in the late-teenage years of 'normal' survivors of neonatal seizures. The outcome of the…”
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Academic discipline, handedness and immune disorders by Temple, C M

“…Much debate has surrounded the relative contribution of genetic inheritance and environment to human intelligence. In addition, fetal hormones may influence…”
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A case study of developmental phonological dyslexia by Temple, C M, Marshall, J C

“…H.M. is a 17-year-old girl of at least average intelligence and with an above-average oral vocabulary. She is impaired at non-word reading in comparison to…”
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stability of theaflavins during HPLC analysis of a decaffeinated aqueous tea extract by Temple, C.M, Clifford, M.N

“…It has been shown that the theaflavins and thearubigin hump of decaffeinated aqueous extracts of black tea remain virtually stable for up to 850 min, thus…”
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Phonemic discrimination in callosal agenesis by Temple, C M, Ilsley, J

“…Children with callosal agenesis have congenital absence of the corpus callosum. Previous analyses of these subjects have shown that they have significant…”
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Ten pen men: rhyming skills in two children with callosal agenesis by Temple, C M, Jeeves, M A, Vilarroya, O

“…Cases of callosal agenesis provide unique opportunities to investigate the normal role of the corpus callosum in the development of cognitive functions,…”
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A further study of language function in callosal agenesis by Jeeves, M A, Temple, C M

“…A subset of the tests of language ability administered by M. Dennis (1981, Brain and Language, 12, 33-53) was given to two adult acallosal patients. One of the…”
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Reading in callosal agenesis by Temple, C M, Jeeves, M A, Vilarroya, O O

“…It has been suggested that deficits in explicit phonological processing are causal in developmental dyslexia. Deficits in such skills have been reported in…”
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Anomia for animals in a child by Temple, C M

“…The occurrence of anomia which particularly affected the category of animals is described in a 12-year-old boy. This difficulty cannot be accounted for by…”
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Red is read but eye is blue: a case study of developmental dyslexia and follow-up report by Temple, C M

“…Recently, analogies have been drawn between the developmental and acquired dyslexias, but there has been no unequivocal report of developmental deep dyslexia…”
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Surface dyslexia in a child with epilepsy by Temple, C M

“…N.G. is a 13-year-old boy with surface dyslexia. He is significantly better at reading aloud words with regular spelling-to-sound patterns than those with…”
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Lateralisation of language function in young adults born very preterm by Rushe, T M, Temple, C M, Rifkin, L, Woodruff, P W R, Bullmore, E T, Stewart, A L, Simmons, A, Russell, T A, Murray, R M

“…Objective: To explore, using functional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), the functional organisation of phonological processing in young adults born very…”
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Reading Skills in Children with Turner's Syndrome: An Analysis of Hyperlexia by Temple, Christine M., Carney, Rebecca

“…Most neuropsychological studies of cases of chromosomal abnormalities report associations with disorders or disabilities. Studies of Turner's Syndrome (TS), in…”
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Developmental dyslexia and dysgraphia persistence in middle age by Temple, C M

“…J.R. is a middle-aged man whose developmental dyslexia and dysgraphia have persisted in a problematic fashion for the 30 years since he left school. He is a…”
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Developmental dysgraphias by Temple, C M

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