"... In PAGE 60: ...971; .10, Smith et al., 1989b). Based on this result, a selection program for early age at puberty in Brahman heifers should result in improvement for the trait. Table3 c331. Additive genetic (co)variance estimates for scrotal circumference (SC), age at puberty in heifers (AP), and hip height (HH) in Brahman cattlea Traitsb Traits SC AP HH Scrotal circumference Age at puberty Hip height 2.... In PAGE 61: ... Table3 c332. Environmental (co)variance estimates for scrotal circumference (SC), age at puberty in heifers (AP), and hip height (HH) in Brahman cattlea Traitsb Traits SC AP HH Scrotal circumference Age at puberty Hip height 6.... In PAGE 61: ... bScrotal circumference and hip height in centimeters and age at puberty in days. Genetic Correlations Genetic correlations between SC and AP, SC and HH, and between AP and HH are presented in Table3 c333. The estimate of the genetic correlation obtained between SC and AP in heifers (c33.... ..."

"... In PAGE 12: ...able 4. Initial Gate Page Scores of the Sample Population ............................................ 52 Table5 .... In PAGE 66: ...26 A Pearson correlation analysis was then performed in order to verify the above findings. These findings, as presented in Table5 , concluded that there was no correlation between completion of the first gate page and assigned group since the level of significance was too high for each of the r values. ________________________________________________________________________ Table 5 Correlation of Treatment and Completion on the First Gate Page ... ..."

"... In PAGE 5: ... Conse- quently, values for both kidneys were pooled for intergroup comparisons. As shown in Table1 , Pi excretion and fractional Pi excretion were significantly lower, whereas plasma Pi was significantly higher, for birds fed the low-aP diet than for birds fed the high-aP diet. Birds fed the low-aP diet also had significantly lower glomerular filtration rates (GFR), urine flow rates, osmolal clearances (Cosm) and total plasma calcium concentrations than the group fed the high-aP diet (Table 1).... In PAGE 7: ... and sodium and potassium excretion (not shown) were significantly higher for the portal-infused kidney than for the uninfused kidney when compared within groups or pooled. Because significant differences existed in Pi excretion rates for the diet treatment groups during control clearance periods ( Table1 ), intergroup compari- sons of the phosphaturic response to PTH were made by calculating the absolute change from control values (experimental PEC minus control PEC) and percent- age change from control values [(experimental PEC/control PEC) x 100]. Portal- infused and contralateral kidney values were pooled for this analysis because they did not have significantly different Pi excretion rates.... ..."

"... In PAGE 5: ...females: 63.9 ms vs. males: 51.0 ms, p = .03). Twin correlations for RSA and ApEn are shown in Table3 for each sex by zygosity group. With the exception of the ApEn correlation in MZ males, twin correlations in MZ twin pairs were larger than those in DZ twin pairs, indicating genetic influences.... ..."

"... In PAGE 4: ....2. Discriminative power of the CBCL To examine if children with ADHD obtain different AP scores than children without ADHD, mean AP scores by informant were computed. The results are reported in Table5 . Main effects of sex, diagnosis, and their interaction were examined with a 2-way analysis of variance.... ..."

"... In PAGE 13: ... They thus add little in the way of explanatory power. [ Table6 about here.] Intercitation rises with overall frequency of scholarly communication and with communication outside of meetings.... ..."