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- Daniel Halpern, U. Tan
- Brain and cognition
- 2001
To further our understanding of cognitive sex differences, we studied the relationship between menstrual phase (via serum estradiol and progesterone levels) and cognitive abilities and cognitive… (More)
The relationship between serum total testosterone (T) level and fluid intelligence (Cattell's Culture Fair Intelligence Test) was studied in young men and women. There was no significant difference… (More)
- Fabien Arlery, Rima Kassab, U. Tan, F. Lehmann
- 2016 IEEE Radar Conference (RadarConf)
- 2016
This paper deals with the local optimization of the periodic or aperiodic ambiguity function of a complex sequence by using a gradient method on the phases. It is shown that efficient equations are… (More)
According to the Geschwind-Behan-Galaburda (GBG) hypothesis, prenatal testosterone (T) causes a slowing in the development of the left brain with a consequent compensatory growth in the right brain,… (More)
- U. Tan, Atacan Akgün, Milhan Telatar
- The International journal of neuroscience
- 1993
The relationships among nonverbal intelligence, hand speed, and serum testosterone level were studied in male left-handers ranging in age from 17 to 19 years. Hand speed was measured by a peg moving… (More)
- U. Tan
- The International journal of neuroscience
- 1991
Serum testosterone levels were determined in female and male subjects. Hand preference was assessed by the Edinburgh Handedness Inventory. Subjects with anomalous dominance (left-handers,… (More)
- Nurettin Onur Kutlu, Nuran Ekerbiçer, Zeki Ari, Bekir Sami Uyanik, Tayfun Zeren, U. Tan
- The International journal of neuroscience
- 2001
The relationship between serum total testosterone (T) concentration and fluid intelligence (nonverbal, spatial) was studied in consistently right-handed men with successful (S) or unsuccessful… (More)
- U. Tan
- The International journal of neuroscience
- 1990
The contribution of right- and left-hand skills to left-handedness was studied in 42 left-handed male subjects. Hand preference was assessed by the Edinburgh Handedness Inventory. Hand skill was… (More)
- U. Tan, Atacan Akgün
- The International journal of neuroscience
- 1992
It was confirmed that there is a direct relationship between serum testosterone level and nonverbal intelligence (Cattel's Culture Fair Intelligence Test) only in right-handed male subjects without… (More)
- U. Tan
- The International journal of neuroscience
- 1992
Relations of sex hormones to the degree of right-hand preference was studied in right-handed male and female adult subjects. Hand preference was assessed by the Edinburgh and Waterloo Handedness… (More)