1 procedures may need an explanation when they are told that antibiotic prophylaxis is no longer recomm

2  than did non-carriers, even though they had been told that carrier status confers no disadvantages t

3  terminology in epidemiology, where students are told that inequality of relative risks across levels

4                                     Subjects were told that one stimulus (threat) represents an avers

5 riodontal appointment, at which each patient was told that periodontal treatment was needed, and 2 we

6 orted by a bare majority, but only when they are told that the American Medical Association supports

7                             Participants who were told that the mother had OA were more likely to bel

8 ion and observers and participant households were told that the study was about domestic water use to

9     Several family members test negative and are told that they are not at risk for hypertrophic card

10 n cardiac death, and those who test positive are told that they need to be regularly monitored for ca

11 ement (median 36% [IQR 27-63]); (3) had ever been told that they had diabetes (median 27% [IQR 22-51]

12                                 Participants were told that they may or may not receive an anaestheti

13 sms and serum folate levels, GERA recipients were told that they were at elevated or average risk for

14                                 All subjects were told that they were drinking alcohol to control bev

15 ond week, all patients received placebo, but were told that they were receiving either placebo or act

16 ally successful and for a long time patients were told that they would outgrow their symptoms.

17                        Among respondents who were told that they would receive $200 or individual res

18 ingness to participate only when respondents were told that they would receive $50 for participation