Mosconi

American  

[mo-skoh-nee] / mɒˈskoʊ ni /

noun

1. William Joseph Willie, 1913–93, U.S. billiards and pool player.

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Example Sentences

A woman’s gray matter — the cells that process information — also seems to shrink in volume before stabilizing in most women, according to Lisa Mosconi, an associate professor of neurology at Weill Cornell Medicine and director of its Women’s Brain Initiative.

From New York Times

He founded the PRB with the writer and taxonomist Joseph Mosconi.

From Los Angeles Times

Yet Mosconi and colleagues found that women in their study who had a particular genetic risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease began to develop amyloid plaques, which are linked to the disease, during perimenopause in their late 40s and early 50s — earlier than previously thought.

From New York Times

“What we found in women and not in men is that the brain changes quite a lot,” Mosconi says.

From New York Times

Mosconi and her colleagues accounted for this by comparing women with age-matched men.

From New York Times