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1 (cardiovascular, respiratory, and other non-accidental).

2 he adjoining context rendered those contours accidental.

3 rotein(s) within a neuron was significant or accidental.

4 ent (intentional [assault] or unintentional [accidental]).

5 t of infection or tissue damage, yet prevent accidental activation by host nucleic acids under physio

6 eous aggregation of endogenous MAVS to avoid accidental activation of antiviral innate immune signall

7 All non-accidental adult deaths (hospital and non-hospital) from

8 lies on minimizing coincidence stemming from accidental alignments between fingertips and inferred su

9 isk factors for allergic reactions caused by accidental allergen ingestion in this group.

10 nd to provide guidance to reduce the risk of accidental allergic reactions to foods in the community.

11 harms, the ASD group did not reliably judge accidental and attempted harms as morally different.

12 are associated with increases in lagged non-accidental and cardiovascular mortality.

13 isorders (OUDs) and to prevent toxicity from accidental and deliberate exposure to fentanyl and its d

14 The incidence of accidental and intentional acid skin burns is rising.

15 vulsant that is responsible for thousands of accidental and malicious poisonings.

16 In contrast, accidental and peer-inflicted laser injuries were found

17 hip plumes from primary emissions related to accidental and/or routine operation of oil-refining indu

18 suggest that excursions to the west are not accidental, and may be explained by the recurrently elev

19 , drug-related or alcohol-related, homicide, accidental, and other causes of death) up to 10 years af

20 sland colonization by rafting or intentional/accidental anthropogenic introductions, indicating that

21 rate of pneumothorax recorded was 0.4%, and accidental arterial puncture (simple puncture-with no di

22 complications requiring surgical repair, and accidental arterial puncture), and in-hospital death des

23 ma, incidents requiring surgical repair, and accidental arterial puncture), and in-hospital deaths de

24 The most common setting for injury was accidental at play.

25 Reports on accidental auto-injection of adrenaline are few.

26 USSION/CONCLUSION: Severe adverse effects of accidental auto-injection of adrenaline were not observe

27 0 to 15 muM/s intracellular H2O2 through the accidental autoxidation of redox enzymes.

28 s without exploitable band gaps due to their accidental band-crossing origin.

29 n states are under relaxed selection against accidental binding.

30 Accidental BoNT poisoning often occurs through ingestion

31 currence of the observed heterogeneity as an accidental byproduct of oncogenesis.

32 e coordination may also minimize the risk of accidental capping of nonviral RNA when Pol is dormant.

33 sure to PM2.5 was associated with total, non-accidental, cardiovascular, and respiratory mortality in

34 er strand transfer is involved in preventing accidental catalysis of the reverse reaction, as conditi

35 1499 (66.7%) of 2246 individuals died from accidental causes and 604 (26.9%) died by suicide.

36 This phosphorylation protects cells from accidental cell death induced by oxidative stress.

37 se is a tool that facilitates assessments of accidental chemical releases into aquatic environments.

38 nted data for priority chemicals involved in accidental chemical releases.

39 eurosensory retina and visual pathways after accidental Closantel use is related to severe visual los

40 urce of these contaminations seems to be the accidental co-harvest of PA-containing weeds.

41 for a purpose and that allergic diseases are accidental consequences of an insufficiently regulated i

42 ium in food and drinking water can result in accidental consumption of dangerous concentrations.

43 o polybrominated biphenyls (PBBs) through an accidental contamination of the food supply.

44 Recovery from accidental contamination or when servicing is required c

45 ough about 3/4 at very low levels indicating accidental contamination.

46 he possibility that the weakened encoding of accidental contours at the junction between objects coul

47 ver whether V4 neurons differentially encode accidental contours, we studied the responses of single

48 many partially occluded objects, which have "accidental" contours at the junction between the occlude

49 3.7; 95% CI, 2.9-4.6) vs. those treated for accidental COP (17 excess deaths; SMR, 1.3; 95% CI, 1.01

50 Failure to visualize PGs could lead to accidental damage/excision of healthy PGs or inability t

51 armed with a fluorescence turn-on alarm for accidental deactivation of the ABS function by acids.

52 Suicide is second to only accidental death as the leading cause of mortality in yo

53 t be detected in Parkinson disease or in the accidental death controls.

54 Offspring with parental suicide or accidental death had higher rates of depression than com

55 ylaxis in food-allergic people is lower than accidental death in the general European population.

56 xis for a food-allergic person is rarer than accidental death in the general population.

57 Long-acting opioids are a leading cause of accidental death in the United States, and methadone is

58 Opioid overdose is a leading cause of accidental death in the United States.

59 Opioid abuse is now the most common cause of accidental death in the US.

60 models for prediction of death by suicide or accidental death were compared relying solely on coded c

61 We compared risks of suicide, accidental death, and any death by external causes among

62 ative risks of all-cause mortality, suicide, accidental death, homicide victimisation, homicide perpe

63 ccurring self-harm and violence, the risk of accidental death, particularly accidental self-poisoning

64 histories, but excess risk, particularly of accidental death, persisted in the multivariable models.

65 t 3 months post-discharge, whereas risks for accidental death, violent criminality, and hospitalisati

66 dels of suicide with or without inclusion of accidental death.

67 Accidental deaths (119.7 per 100,000 person-years) accou

68 These increases were mainly attributable to accidental deaths (primarily drug poisonings), chronic l

69 ersity-related injury had increased risks of accidental deaths compared with those discharged after a

70 We observed 217,510 non-accidental deaths, 133,661 cardiovascular deaths, and 30

71 me suicides could have been misclassified as accidental deaths.

72 the study was all-cause mortality, excluding accidental deaths.

73 nical dispersion at zero wave number when an accidental degeneracy occurs between thickness mode long

74 and structure of a Dirac cone resulting from accidental degeneracy, whereas the complex eigenvalues o

75 rays, atoms in optical lattices, and through accidental degeneracy.

76 nition 2,4-dinitroanisole (DNAN), to prevent accidental detonations during training and operations.

77 However, in the event of accidental device fracture or migration, the non-degrada

78 Despite the risk of accidental dilbit release, the effects of dilbit on aqua

79 ield actuation because of the probability of accidental disassembly.

80 This switch prevents accidental DISC assembly, yet allows for highly processi

81 he reactivity of Zincke aldehydes has led to accidental discoveries of pericyclic cascade reactions t

82 Since the accidental discovery of the crown ethers by Pedersen hal

83 These included accidental dislodgement (4.6%), infection (4.3%), occlus

84 50% of all thyroid surgeries as a result of accidental disruption of blood supply to healthy parathy

85 and trophic transfer mechanisms in cases of accidental dissemination.

86 evices, it is important to avoid and monitor accidental doping and charge fluctuations.

87 The mean volume of an accidental drop was 29 microL (min-max of 20-33 microL).

88 shown that drop shock due to mishandling and accidental dropping of therapeutic vials may cause cavit

89 emonstrate that secondary necrosis is not an accidental epiphenomenon of apoptosis, but a finely regu

90 that requires constant vigilance to prevent accidental exposure and avoid potentially life-threateni

91 hool teachers and restaurant staff) to avoid accidental exposure and to help individuals with FA to m

92 Peanut allergy is usually lifelong and accidental exposure impose formidable risk.

93 second outbreak could have been initiated by accidental exposure of livestock to frozen material cont

94 out cross-contamination between animals, and accidental exposure of personnel to infectious materials

95 t effects in the respiratory tract caused by accidental exposure to a high concentration of SO(2) .

96 commonly they were evacuated after potential accidental exposure to Ebola virus.

97 ty of an allergic reaction resulting from an accidental exposure to food allergens, however, the meth

98 Accidental exposure to foods causes reactions in allergi

99 It is most often the result of accidental exposure to harmful substances at work, at ho

100 assessment of Ebola virus transmission after accidental exposure, and to investigate the use of post-

101 edications may lead to many problems such as accidental exposure, intentional misuse, and food and wa

102 their human relevance after occupational and accidental exposure, only few animal studies on the geno

103 d administration of emergency medications on accidental exposure.

104 alleviating concerns and fears regarding the accidental exposure/release of the 1918 virus from the l

105 o have a potential role in the management of accidental exposures and in certain outbreak scenarios.

106 Accidental exposures to drugs may lead to severe or even

107 A few case reports have described accidental eye injuries caused by fish hooks.

108 ents putting themselves in harm's way (e.g., accidental fatalities).

109 of science seldom described in journals: the accidental findings, personal interactions, and scientif

110 mortality data to examine whether a spike in accidental firearm deaths occurred at the same time as t

111 ce perpetration by victims of unintentional (accidental) firearm injury is limited.

112 al degradation through waste incineration or accidental fires.

113 f protein-protein interfaces and prevent the accidental formation of potentially mutagenic or cytotox

114 the following: cells protect themselves from accidental genome change with proofreading and DNA damag

115 Furthermore, we address concerns surrounding accidental genome editing by developing and validating m

116 More US children die by accidental gun use than children in other developed coun

117 acceptability, but not blame, judgments for accidental harm condition, suggesting that these two typ

118 ring of a victim colors moral judgment of an accidental harmdoer.

119 We forgive unintentional or accidental harms and condemn failed attempts to harm.

120 ey role of mentalizing in the forgiveness of accidental harms and contribute preliminary evidence for

121 Unlike the NT group, which judged accidental harms less morally wrong than attempted harms

122 responses across voxels for intentional vs. accidental harms, and (ii) individual differences in thi

123 In judging accidental harms, ASD participants appeared to show an u

124 in the moral judgment task for judgments of accidental harms, but not neutral acts, attempted harms,

125 re typically judged to be morally worse than accidental harms.

126 rmation about innocent intentions to forgive accidental harms.

127 ptake mechanism within the proteobacteria of accidental Hg(II) transport through heavy metal transpor

128 due to the recombination of small regions of accidental homology may be reduced if RecA-mediated stra

129 Intermediate hosts (gastropods) and an accidental host, a symptomatic horse, were also tested w

130 sts and in alveolar macrophages of the human accidental host.

131 interactions of filoviruses with natural and accidental hosts and for identification of factors that

132 and fulminant infections in humans and other accidental hosts.

133 antly decreased for all causes of death (non-accidental HR 0.915, 95% CI 0.905-0.924; cardiovascular

134 Risk of accidental human death from these CO(2) seeps is calcula

135 tand the evolution of an environmental to an accidental human pathogen, we have functionally analyzed

136 A 57-year-old woman experienced profound accidental hypothermia (16.9 degrees C) in a mountainous

137 Accidental hypothermia increases mortality and morbidity

138 no evidence of trauma or asphyxia, profound accidental hypothermia with cardiac arrest represents a

139 tity should thus exist that are invariant to accidental image transformations like view direction.

140 A history of accidental ingestion leading to an allergic reaction to

141 Reported accidental ingestion leading to an allergic reaction to

142 The exposure pathways for BAU included accidental ingestion of contaminated recreational water,

143 ith wheat allergy or celiac disease from the accidental ingestion of gliadin.

144 ake foods with PA/PANO usually occur through accidental ingestion of plants and their derivatives, be

145 es or the removal of peanut allergens due to accidental ingestion.

146 We encountered three cases of accidental injection of adrenaline.

147 s, we should keep in mind the possibility of accidental injection.

148 The swelling improved 80 min after the accidental injection.

149 Burns (50.1%), other accidental injuries (16.4%), and infections (23.4%) comp

150 itarian aid and conflict zones, burns, other accidental injuries, and infection composed the bulk of

151 d leisure activities, physical activity, and accidental injuries.

152 Accidental injury at 30 days ranged from 0.01% (falls) t

153 k of short- and long-term stroke, as well as accidental injury, in patients discharged from an emerge

154 In the second cohort with accidental injury, only one (1%) of 70 children had spin

155 s with eczema have multiple risk factors for accidental injury.

156 There was no difference in the risk of accidental injury.

157 s can sometimes be detected by virtue of its accidental insertion into the germline of different anim

158 ugh animals can reason about the outcomes of accidental interventions, only humans have been shown to

159 usion leading to a compartment syndrome upon accidental intra-arterial injection of amiodarone in an

160 Consecutive eyes with accidental intraoperative inversion of ICL and viscocann

161 Eight eyes (3.8%) of 8 patients had accidental intraoperative reinversion.

162 with olanzapine overdose following possible accidental intravascular injection.

163 Since its accidental introduction from Asia, emerald ash borer (EA

164 Since its accidental introduction into South-Western France in 200

165 Since its accidental introduction to Massachusetts in the late 180

166 standing of the potential origin of multiple accidental introductions of H. halys in Italy.

167 outbreak, 30 epidemics, isolated cases, and accidental laboratory infections have been described in

168 of a relatively unknown yet extremely large accidental leakage was revealed using measurements of TR

169 important in nuclear medicine and following accidental/malicious radioactivity releases.

170 l and environmental samples from the largest accidental marine oil spill in history.

171 in 2010 in the Gulf of Mexico is the largest accidental marine oil spill in the history of the petrol

172 of Mexico has experienced two of the largest accidental marine oil spills, the 1979 Ixtoc-1 blowout a

173 clusion: Some firearm injuries classified as accidental may indicate involvement in the cycle of viol

174 oyed as a routine methodology to control the accidental mixing during industrial processes and to det

175 End points included total non-accidental mortality and three mortality subgroups (card

176 ag 2) and Arizona (lag 3), and for other non-accidental mortality in California (lags 1-3 and 0-5).

177 ion between dust storms and county-level non-accidental mortality in the United States from 1993 thro

178 ssociation between dust storms and daily non-accidental mortality in the United States, 1993-2005.

179 for the United States as a whole, total non-accidental mortality increased by 7.4% (95% CI: 1.6, 13.

180 ting trend, and the number of YLL due to non-accidental mortality was significantly lower in period I

181 Significant associations with non-accidental mortality were estimated for California (lag

182 ecific (cardiovascular, respiratory, and non-accidental) mortality.

183 e findings in mice show that, in addition to accidental mutations, cancer risk is determined by netwo

184 Because of the accidental nature of the ingestions, the case fatality r

185 demonstrate that the isotope selectivity of accidental near-resonance interactions between states is

186 optosis, whereas unregulated cell death like accidental necrosis is nonimmunogenic.

187 splaying a variety of disease outcomes after accidental needle stick injury or exposure to LCMV.

188 ntraoperative nerve identification, reducing accidental nerve transection, and facilitating repair of

189 f cis-inhibition which buffers cells against accidental Notch activity.

190 s treated for thoracic malignancies or after accidental nuclear exposure.

191 My career as an accidental nutritionist began with my immersion in chole

192 cellular Hg uptake is specific for Hg(II) or accidental, occurring via some essential metal importer.

193 ter Horizon on 20 April 2010 was the largest accidental oil spill so far.

194 y polluted sites than in pristine ones where accidental oil spills occurred.

195 d more promptly in degrading petroleum after accidental oil spills.

196 ay for recognition of actual motifs from the accidental ones based on the concept of 'motif closure'.

197 Accidental or deliberate ionizing radiation exposure can

198 otechnology is tempered by its potential for accidental or deliberate misuse.

199 re experiments with virulent pathogens whose accidental or deliberate release could lead to extensive

200 Haemobilia usually occurs secondary to accidental or iatrogenic hepatobiliary trauma.

201 ttle is known about the potential impacts of accidental or incidental releases of manufactured nanoma

202 tramine (TETS) was banned after thousands of accidental or intentional human poisonings, but it is of

203 Accidental or intentional misuse of acetaminophen (APAP)

204 Accidental or intentional radionuclide contamination of

205 ll as strategies for preparedness in case of accidental or intentional release of pathogenic OPVs.

206 Thus, accidental or malicious introduction of this virus could

207 However, an accidental or premature release of a gene drive construc

208 forks merge at termination sites composed of accidental or programmed DNA-protein barriers.

209 Accidental or therapeutic total body exposure to ionizin

210 iologically important agent released in many accidental (or malicious) radiation disasters.

211 enhanced by the spin, valley isospin, and an accidental orbital degeneracy, leading to a complex phas

212 d into the anastomosis, the concerns of both accidental organ damage and viscerotomy closure were abr

213 of the concerns over the operative platform, accidental organ injury, and viscerotomy closure, natura

214 l characteristics, hazard ratios of death by accidental overdose associated with prior psychiatric an

215 pite dramatic increases in the rate of fatal accidental overdose in recent years, risk factors for th

216 psychiatric disorders with risk of death by accidental overdose persisted after additional adjustmen

217 Death by accidental overdose was determined using National Death

218 e Veterans Health Administration, death from accidental overdose was found to be associated with psyc

219 and substance use diagnoses with death from accidental overdose.

220 reas necrosis was for a long time considered accidental owing to physicochemical injury.

221 An accidental oxygen decrease below 93% was rare in all gro

222 No differences were found in operative time, accidental parathyroidectomy, parathyroid autotransplant

223 Most viruses in the NS are opportunistic or accidental pathogens, but a few, most notably the alpha

224 ilies, which results mainly from the fear of accidental peanut ingestion but is also due to dietary a

225 Twelve healthcare workers with accidental percutaneous exposure to HCV-infected blood w

226 er, equating to 600 fewer deaths (-62%) when accidental poisoning deaths were included.

227 er, cirrhosis, homicide, transportation, and accidental poisoning) accounted for 62% of the excess mo

228 r causes of death (homicide, transportation, accidental poisoning, and suicide) accounted for 74% of

229 scribing and deaths (suicide, open verdicts, accidental poisonings) involving single analgesics.

230 motor vehicle accidents of unspecified type, accidental poisonings, and intentional self-harm.

231 nrandom missing data if couples experiencing accidental pregnancies are more fertile than the general

232 Accidental pregnancies do not generate a valid TTP value

233 andard sensitivity analyses for dealing with accidental pregnancies provide an upper bound on the ext

234 Couples experiencing accidental pregnancies tended to be more fertile than th

235 realizations for the missing TTP values for accidental pregnancies.

236 However, trends in accidental pregnancy rates were inconsistent across coun

237 ross changes to local shape contours and non-accidental properties (Experiment 3).

238 and Quality's 15 Patient Safety Indicator, "Accidental Puncture/Laceration".

239 The increasing potential for accidental radiation exposure from either nuclear accide

240 and in estimating localised doses following accidental radiation exposure using skin punch biopsies.

241 l countermeasure to mitigate H-ARS following accidental radiation exposure.

242 er therapy and less commonly in instances of accidental radiation overexposure.

243 In the event of a deliberate or accidental radiological emergency, the skin would likely

244 Photon pairs with a coincidence to accidental ratio of 18 at the telecom wavelength of 1.5

245 ion measurement yields a high coincidence-to-accidental ratio of 54, which indicates the strong corre

246 er fluorophores, leading to a coincidence-to-accidental ratio ~145.

247 ance of the allergenic food and treatment of accidental reactions.

248 t energy expenditure pattern may have caused accidental relations in previous observations.

249 Intentional or accidental release (direct disposal) of high loads of un

250 raordinarily lethal; therefore, the risk for accidental release is significant, and deliberate misuse

251 d to bioterrorism, biocrimes, hoaxes, or the accidental release of a biological agent or toxin for at

252 Accidental release of biological agents from a bioweapon

253 mising alternative, but can be undermined by accidental release of females infected with the same Wol

254 ransport mechanism of DRO to groundwater via accidental release of fracturing fluid chemicals derived

255 Deepwater Horizon oil spill resulted in the accidental release of millions barrels of crude oil into

256 d to water contamination associated with the accidental release of oil and gas wastewater to the envi

257 However, other effects, such as accidental release of wastewaters, are novel to the shal

258 te of hydraulic fracturing surfactants after accidental release through chain shortening and biotrans

259 uman health implications of CCR disposal and accidental release to the environment in the context of

260 in the Appalachian Basin in the event of an accidental release, and to provide information about the

261 f the disease, whether through deliberate or accidental release.

262 to persist than ordinary genes following an accidental release.

263 ropagule," which acts as a safeguard against accidental release.

264 which are common indicators of fuel and oil accidental releases in groundwater.

265 ble of in situ monitoring of groundwater for accidental releases of fuel and oil.

266 ual model is shown to be applicable to other accidental releases of radionuclides.

267 s, blockage, false passage, gross hematuria, accidental removal, urine leakage, or urethral stricture

268 r-old patient had a serious adverse event of accidental ribavirin overdose requiring hospitalization

269 igate PF in normal lung after therapeutic or accidental RT exposure.

270 le-tagging is designed for identification of accidental sample mix-up, which is a major issue in re-s

271 als involving significant aerosol exposures, accidental self-inoculation, or bite-related infections.

272 , the risk of accidental death, particularly accidental self-poisoning, should be considered to be as

273 stabilization for storage and prevention of accidental self-poisoning.

274 We propose that, in vivo, the sparsity of accidental sequence matches allows an initial 8 bp test

275 otected by symmetry but instead caused by an accidental sign change of the order parameter, and also

276 Accidental similarities between human TfR1 and TfR1 orth

277 national repair between short DNA regions of accidental similarity can lead to fatal genomic rearrang

278 patients (31 eyes) who sustained concomitant accidental sodium hydroxide ocular burns and received ap

279 lowout occurred, releasing more oil than any accidental spill in history.

280 ne treatment facility in Pennsylvania and an accidental spill site in West Virginia.

281 h accidents in exploration and production to accidental spills from other activities in the oil chain

282 , liquid consumer products used indoors, and accidental spills of liquids.

283 Our findings indicate that discharge and accidental spills of OGW to waterways pose risks to both

284 anthropogenic routes from the surface (e.g., accidental spills or leaks).

285 natural fractures, wastewater discharge, and accidental spills.

286 Incidental accidental splenectomy increased the overall risk of mor

287 iginal mutation, we here identified that the accidental splicing site generates a defective transcrip

288 Here, we explore the risk of accidental spread posed by self-propagating gene drive t

289 ental karyotype and protects cells from rare accidental telomere fusion.

290 is an important goal during surgery because accidental transection or injury leads to significant mo

291 al repair of injured nerves and help prevent accidental transection.

292 of OIS, growth arrest and apoptosis prevent accidental transformation.

293 treated at our institute for well-documented accidental trauma between 2003 and 2010 were also identi

294 rhage in abusive head trauma versus those in accidental trauma was statistically significant (P < .00

295 rrhage in abusive head trauma versus that in accidental trauma.

296 ng in this series but was rare in those with accidental trauma.

297 The accidental tube/catheter removal multifaceted safety pro

298 s effective in preventing insulin errors and accidental tube/catheter removal.

299 pose that Hg(II) uptake is the result of its accidental uptake by metal transporter(s), possibly one

300 ions of social exchange rules when these are accidental, when they do not benefit the violator, or wh