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1 forming a complete lumen under shear flow in communication with 3D solid tumors cultured in a tumor c

2 at HD1 binding to PHD triggers an allosteric communication with a conserved isoleucine residue that l

3 Here we present an exactly solvable model of communication with a fully quantum electromagnetic field

4 , emails, a website, and technology-mediated communication with a health coach (the SMART interventio

5 re, a promising application would be quantum communication with a large alphabet.

6 tion with multidisciplinary care team," and "communication with a patient's family" were the outcomes

7 neutral fluids mimicking sweat, and wireless communication with a personal computer via an integrated

8 n the psychological drivers of interpersonal communication with a study examining the sharing of hund

9 an endothelialized microvascular network in communication with a tissue compartment via a 3 mum poro

10 ere we show that dying stem cells facilitate communication with adjacent stem cells by caspase-depend

11 th outpouching, extent of opacification, and communications with adjacent structures.

12 literature on the extent to which effective communication with adult and pediatric patients and thei

13 of all procedures, and continuous channel of communication with all stakeholders that enabled the app

14 ne calls, patient-activated hotlines, timely communication with ambulatory providers, timely ambulato

15 uxtaposed FAD molecules per monomer in redox communication with an active disulfide bridge in a varia

16 ich makes it almost unreachable for a direct communication with an electrode.

17 By telemetric communication with an extra-corporeal receiver, informat

18 Active communication with an infectious disease practitioner ca

19 ical Oncology's (ASCO's) vision for improved communication with and decision making for patients with

20 ture studies should identify ways to improve communication with, and support for, non-English-speakin

21 ecurrent problem areas were identified: poor communication with another therapist involved in the cas

22 ne area upon the other, improving cross-area communication with attention.

23 We searched 10 electronic databases, were in communication with authors of published randomized, clin

24 Possible applications include communication with behaviorally nonresponsive patients.

25 ectronic interfaces, leads novel and precise communication with biological tissue, particularly with

26 cells (NSCs) reside in specific niches where communication with blood vessels is regulated by CXCL12.

27 ated tank counts, and census reports promote communication with both end users and administrators.

28 milar to those of blastemal cells, including communication with both the overlying epithelium and the

29 Stromal communication with cancer cells can influence treatment

30 Blockade of gap junctional communication with carbenoxolone did not induce neuronal

31 ects RyR1 structures critical for retrograde communication with CaV1.1.

32 g Bluetooth Low Energy 4 (LTE4) for wireless communication with cell phone.

33 ow that BMSC differentiation is dependent on communication with cells in their microenvironment.

34 Communication with children, communicating about risk an

35 idue of prime importance to the inter-enzyme communication with chorismate mutase.

36 Multimodal interventions including Web-based communication with clinicians and mHealth-enabled clinic

37 (getting care needed; getting care quickly; communication with clinicians; courtesy and respect of p

38 study language evolution is to compare human communication with closely related non-human primate spe

39 rough a search of available case studies and communication with collaborators, we identified families

40 sm challenges: admitting mistakes, effective communication with colleagues at all levels, delivering

41 and generating a graphical summary that aids communication with colleagues, funders, regulatory autho

42 lage from predators, and conspicuousness for communication with con- or heterospecifics.

43 nnections between brain regions that exhibit communication with consistent timing.

44 printed circuit board and seamless bilateral communication with consumer electronics (e.g., smartwatc

45 ludes software for low-level control and for communication with control systems, and its hardware des

46 Direct communication with corresponding authors was attempted t

47 ere obtained from published data or personal communication with corresponding authors.

48 L-23 bypassed the requirement for nociceptor communication with DDCs and restored the inflammatory re

49 Here we monitored MC intercellular communication with dendritic cells (DCs), MC activation,

50 nding upon the specifics of pulvinar damage, communication with different cortical areas may be degra

51 Y PBH Law 2803-o mandating physician-patient communication with disparities in IPBR.

52 l cortex (PFC) and functional changes in its communication with distal brain structures.

53 ing of EGFR ensures its temporal and spatial communication with downstream signaling effectors.

54 damage-associated molecular patterns, their communication with each other and different components o

55 orphogenetic field are capable of long-range communication with each other in order to ascertain thei

56 Organelles are in constant communication with each other through exchange of protei

57 and two Pt(II) metal centers into and out of communication with each other, causing changes in the el

58 gulation and distant regulatory sites are in communication with each other.

59 95% CI: 1.58, 1.96]), followed by inadequate communication with either patient (0.40 claim per 1000 p

60 Mechanisms responsible for epithelial communication with enteric flora and pathogens include t

61 ling molecules are involved in cross-kingdom communication with eukaryotic cells.

62 recorded from the brain to establish direct communication with external actuators, such as prostheti

63 stems that are self-monitoring and allow for communication with external environments.

64 but not well addressed, particularly routine communication with families and continuity of care for c

65 ed an etiquette-based systematic approach to communication with families in the NICU.

66 Communication with families was enhanced by the use of t

67 Themes of discussion include: communication with families, interprofessional conflict,

68 he DP role, and recommendations in regard to communication with families, role disclosure, consent di

69 very low level of evidence on the topics of: communication with family members, family presence, fami

70 mproving accuracy and facilitating effective communication with family members.

71 nce with specific process measures targeting communication with family members.

72 Communication with family of critically ill patients is

73 e end of life, including promoting excellent communication with family, encouraging appropriate advan

74 omatin network, MYC itself likely drives its communications with flanking enhancers, rather than vice

75 eration analyses revealed larger effects for communication with girls (r = 0.12) than boys (r = 0.04)

76 ne, airways, and skin and discuss how immune communications with hematopoietic cells and the microbio

77 e of at-risk patients; detailed and frequent communication with hospital staff about issues relating

78 scle anatomy of dogs specifically for facial communication with humans.

79 in adipose tissue, where they are in dynamic communication with immune cells and closely influenced b

80 rotransmitters and neuropeptides allows fast communication with immune cells and their recruitment.

81 Here we find that both intrinsic defects and communication with immune cells are impaired in aged ker

82 s were documented from meetings and personal communications with immunization program managers.

83 direct skeletal attachment and bidirectional communication with implanted neuromuscular electrodes.

84 ter, have been proposed to mediate cell-cell communication with important implications in tumor micro

85 cells has emerged as a form of intercellular communication with important roles in several physiologi

86 pplication in high-bandwidth spread-spectrum communications with increased security, high-resolution

87 ction, the mechanism underlying keratinocyte communication with intraepidermal nerve endings remains

88 ucose and regulate insulin release by direct communication with islets, and activation of proopiomela

89 the elastic stiffness of a cell affects its communication with its environment is of fundamental imp

90 identity and structure, and to regulate cell communication with its environment.

91 um and the possible role of synchrony in the communication with its post-synaptic targets, we further

92 om supplemental outbreak data through direct communications with jurisdictions from July 2010 through

93 In fact, by avoiding communication with just 5 individuals, it is possible fo

94 1 and Cik1 may be a structural mechanism for communication with Kar3.

95 chievement of regulatory targets was ongoing communication with key stakeholders, including switch-co

96 memory and feeding motivation requires mPFC communications with lateral hypothalamus and showed that

97 vide a sedation level that enables sleep and communication, with less amnesia and pain medication req

98 Communication with local macrophages is particularly imp

99 related to maturation, pathogen sensing and communication with lymphocytes.

100 nter-cellular inflammatory mediator-mediated communication with mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) injecte

101 Powering and communication with micro robots to enable complex functi

102 uronal NMDARs trigger ATP release leading to communication with microglia.

103 ystems are effective at improving functional communication with moderate effects on social communicat

104 s for lesion location, septa, mural nodules, communication with MPD, extent and diameter of MPD dilat

105 oding and retrieval states, and facilitating communication with mPFC.

106 "Patient assessment," "communication with multidisciplinary care team," and "co

107 eposition of extracellular matrix, cell-cell communication with myocytes, cell-cell signaling with ot

108 uence of the environment and ensures optimal communication with neighboring pigments.

109 ese specialized cells but a likely effect of communication with neighboring TIM-expressing neurons.

110 nto a single device and enable bidirectional communication with neural circuits with enhanced spatiot

111 tivity via pancreatic GLP-1Rs independent of communication with neural pathways.

112 ine neural decoding to predict multiregional communication with neuromodulation to disrupt multiregio

113 ing cognitive function through intercellular communication with neurons in the hippocampus.

114 ed to describe and evaluate clinician-family communication with non-English-speaking family members.

115 oxytocin (OT) to modulate visceral afferent communication with NTS neurons.

116 t, 73% of physicians rated collaboration and communication with nurses as high or very high.

117 nsic cardiac nervous system, are in constant communication with one another to ensure that cardiac ou

118 ents a multiplicity of local environments in communication with one another via saliva.

119 rs), included an adolescent report of sexual communication with one or both parents, measured safer s

120 fidence interval 1.01 to 2.57) and proactive communication with one's clinician about abnormal result

121 However, adaptive expression of feelings and communication with one's social network can pose challen

122 sing individualized periodontal disease risk communication, with or without GPS, reduced plaque and b

123 h an individual (the medium) claims to be in communication with, or under the control of, the mind of

124 demonstrate that NFAT1 has a private line of communication with Orai1, activating in response to Ca(2

125 Clear communication with ordering providers is necessary to pr

126 included a Laboratory Medicine designee for communication with organ recovery and transplant clinica

127 als, which are thought to reflect long-range communication with other brain areas, was correlated wit

128 embers collected information on frequency of communication with other care team members about patient

129 d so as to facilitate direct output usage or communication with other computational tools.

130 findings of COVID-19 pneumonia and aid their communication with other health care providers, assistin

131 appointments, and the potential benefits of communication with other patients, emerged as other impo

132 mong these cues that impact our behavior and communication with other people is the perceived emotion

133 open, but we need to recognize the need for communication with other research areas and commercial o

134 effector cells, innate cells are in constant communication with other responding cells of the immune

135 cores were observed for some key features of communication with other team members.

136 developed by EuroFIR and in addition allows communication with other tools.

137 From personal communications with other physicians worldwide, we ident

138 Auditory perception is our main gateway to communication with others via speech and music, and it a

139 Engagement in frank and transparent communication with our patients and their caregivers abo

140 ithdrawal syndromes should be prevented, and communication with outpatient prescribers is vital.

141 Scientist"--that combine training in science communication with outreach to area middle schools.

142 iculogenesis for both oocyte development and communication with ovarian somatic cells.

143 ue requirements for membrane association and communication with P5CDH.

144 ring survival can often depend on successful communication with parents about their state of need.

145 Sexual communication with parents, particularly mothers, plays

146 s represent essential mediators of cell-cell communication with particularly important roles within t

147 cher development to reduce injuries, improve communication with patients and between physicians, resi

148 elationships; Effects of day shift length on communication with patients and families.

149 shift affected patient care or nursing staff communication with patients and families.

150 efforts by physicians to reduce harm, better communication with patients and others, and true evidenc

151 ments were used, comprising live interactive communication with patients and theater staff, full anes

152 CU managers and clinicians facilitate robust communication with patients and their loved ones.

153 Also, it is helpful in communication with patients and trainees.

154 In-person communication with patients hospitalized with COVID-19 a

155 Little is known about physician communication with patients regarding their adherence to

156 echnique may be useful in establishing basic communication with patients who appear unresponsive to b

157 sistent professional interpretation improves communication with patients who have limited English pro

158 idential feedback, and training on improving communication with patients with limited literacy skills

159 d private insurers rarely pay for electronic communication with patients; and the computer could inte

160 n coverage, including improved strategies of communication with persons who refuse vaccination, is ne

161 h online access to health records and e-mail communication with physicians may substitute for traditi

162 exercise, practice of stress management, and communication with physicians), 5 utilization variables

163 tronic health record, as well as facilitated communication with physicians, vs usual care.

164 act as a surrogate and the quality of their communication with physicians.

165 f secondary metabolites, detoxification, and communication with plant-related genes showed a dual rol

166 Every animal is in constant communication with populations of microbes.

167 tracellular vesicles conveying intercellular communication with possible diagnostic and therapeutic a

168 hyperexcitability of sensory neurons, their communication with postsynaptic spinal pain pathways, an

169 steric networks that facilitate inter-domain communication, with potential implications for modulatio

170 dely considered to be foundational in animal communication, with prominent theories arguing that it p

171 ate improved functionality and bidirectional communication with prosthetic devices.

172 learned of the abnormal FIT result by direct communication with providers (19, 37.3%) or EHR messagin

173 Older women's preferences and communication with providers are important correlates of

174 cial media posts by physicians enable direct communication with readers, all posts should be consider

175 applicable materials to establish electronic communication with redox enzymes.

176 ease image interpretation errors, to enhance communication with referrers, and to advance patient car

177 r gathering scientific evidence and improved communication with referring physicians.

178 ters studied included the rate of successful communications with referring physicians, the frequency

179 ary for billing compliance and for effective communications with referring physicians.

180 Provider communication with regard to ART is a key focus for furt

181 's unseen hidden arm, while increasing their communication with regions conveying visual information.

182 Patient communication with relatives about cancer genetic test r

183 a bonds can be changed by their through-bond communication with remote substituents and by greater po

184 Communication with remote substituents via orbital cross

185 in oligomerization, promoter recognition and communication with RNA polymerase.

186 these issues by measuring parent-adolescent communication with robust, multi-item measures, clearly

187 merging as potent mediators of intercellular communication with roles in inflammation and disease.

188 0.08-0.13) linking parent-adolescent sexual communication with safer sex behavior, which was statist

189 ans-signaling is important for IL-6 cellular communication with selective cellular and molecular targ

190 Effective, confidential communication with sensitive language to inform adolesce

191 Surgeons could accomplish more effective communication with seriously ill elderly patients if the

192 Communication with seriously ill patients in the acute s

193 can be controlled by disrupting male-female communication with sex pheromones, a technique known as

194 sex on first meeting, while living/continued communication with sexual partner(s) was associated with

195 ention efforts for black MSM that facilitate communication with sexual partners especially about risk

196 Study design factors, methods of communication with sites, and recruitment techniques imp

197 ) and G alpha(s) pathways and gap-junctional communication with somatic cells of the gonad.

198 Written communications with some of Herbert's descendants reveal

199 ion-specific specialization of neurovascular communication, with special implications for deciphering

200 tural weaknesses, reimbursement policies and communication with specialists as barriers to evidence-b

201 istinct functional identity characterized by communication with specific upstream and downstream part

202 vides new tools for classroom presentations, communication with students, reaching new audiences, and

203 oordination of complex behavior, it requires communication with subcortical regions to do so.

204 by simplifying diagnostic interpretation and communication with surgical colleagues.

205 coordination of multidisciplinary care, and communication with surrogate decision-makers.

206 related to honesty and the quality of their communication with surrogates.

207 hanisms, microenvironmental interactions and communication with surrounding cells involved in HSC reg

208 ructure and function largely relies on their communication with surrounding cellular and non-cellular

209 rease signaling from the B cell receptor and communication with T cells, inhibit isotype switching an

210 n, the neurotransmitter dopamine coordinates communication with target neurons via a set of dopamine

211 community and attempts to provide a means of communication with test developers to ensure that fit-fo

212 Blocking spike-mediated communication with tetrodotoxin did not disrupt overall

213 can alter enzymatic activity via allosteric communication with the active site--are a promising oppo

214 o impair subsequent learning and does so via communication with the amygdala.

215 binding in the hippocampus by enhancing its communication with the association cortices, (2) highlig

216 type 3: perforation (3a: perforation without communication with the atria; 3b: atrioesophageal fistul

217 is a biologically active membrane in active communication with the axons.

218 hin the brain and contribute to this two-way communication with the body.

219 speech neuroprosthetic to establish a direct communication with the brain and has been shown to be po

220 ant studies bearing on important outcomes of communication with the cancer patient and discusses the

221 ence is mounting that effective and empathic communication with the cancer patient and family can inf

222 , it improves the efficiency of the genome's communication with the cell without modifying the messag

223 ered care: 1) support of the family unit; 2) communication with the child and family about treatment

224 m the Far East remains unknown, but frequent communication with the Chinese has been observed since t

225 lar functions to specific chip locations for communication with the circuit.

226 for timely diagnostic reporting and ongoing communication with the clinical microbiologist.

227 o recognize these elements and mediate their communication with the core splicing machinery are conse

228 e support did not display efficient electron communication with the electrode and thus failed to serv

229 increased biocurrent is due to more cells in communication with the electrode, the current extracted

230 onal changes in EMB-9a impair intramolecular communication with the EMB-specific converter domain.

231 mitigation of stress involving mitochondrial communication with the endoplasmic reticulum, and how re

232 is the cellular compartment responsible for communication with the environment.

233 We propose that a distinctive communication with the extracellular microenvironment de

234 on of primate-general mechanisms of acoustic communication with the faculty of articulate speech in h

235 Improved communication with the family has been shown to improve

236 f drug binding in which His87 is critical to communication with the FeS center of mitoNEET.

237 In addition, Mulan supports two-way communication with the GALA database; alignments of mult

238 Loop B appears to play an important role in communication with the helicase and gp2.5, whereas loop

239 Communication with the hematopoietic system is a vital c

240 stem, appear to constitute the main means of communication with the host.

241 al [1.79-7.76], p<.001), and poor quality of communication with the ICU physician (odds ratio 1.2, 95

242 several substitutions also impair functional communication with the inducer-binding domain.

243 Their communication with the inflammatory microenvironment is

244 omains that reach out into the periplasm for communication with the inner membrane platform and with

245 This vascular membrane showed a demonstrable communication with the intraretinal abnormal vascular pl

246 m sites in Iran and Turkmenistan in cultural communication with the IVC.

247 that docking interactions are necessary for communication with the kinases and that they can encode

248 synthesis (pre-cholesterol) is in metabolic communication with the later stages of the pathway to pr

249 ic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) cells requires communication with the lymphoid organ microenvironment.

250 ight allow it to alternate between effective communication with the medial entorhinal cortex and CA3,

251 enables long-term, sensitive, and selective communication with the nervous system.

252 Thus, mitochondrial communication with the nucleus is critical for erythroid

253 o drive local CaMKII aggregation and trigger communication with the nucleus.

254 ing of their influence on gametes, including communication with the oocyte, remains limited.

255 Crucial factors are face-to-face communication with the patient as well as a stringent ma

256 Perioperative communication with the patient's cardiologist and surgeo

257 urses rated the quality of collaboration and communication with the physicians as high or very high.

258 areas of mesothelioma that are not in direct communication with the pleural space will evade drug exp

259 ual tumor in regions that were not in direct communication with the pleural space.

260 the redox center facilitates direct electron communication with the polymer.

261 We hypothesized that communication with the primary tumor would result in bon

262 es for the presence and size of pseudotumor, communication with the pseudocapsule, wall thickness, sy

263 of drug supply, and should ensure effective communication with the public, health-care professionals

264 erventions on the basis of mobility data and communication with the public.

265 nt materials, patient consent, training, and communication with the public.

266 the ophthalmologist reviewing the study and communication with the radiologist.

267 However, the need for direct communication with the reaction site usually limits such

268 nal involvement of this region in allosteric communication with the regulatory AdoMet-binding domain,

269 l to the gastrointestinal (GI) tract and its communication with the rest of the body.

270 Hypothalamus communication with the rest of the brain and peripheral

271 Aortic pseudoaneurysm, its fistulous communication with the right renal vein and circumaortic

272 To the best of our knowledge, communication with the right renal vein has not been des

273 of aortic pseudoaneurysm with its fistulous communication with the right renal vein is a rare entity

274 atic aortic pseudoaneurysm and its fistulous communication with the right renal vein is a very rare e

275 of the arteria hepatica dextra which was in communication with the small bowel.

276 olumn switching using Python-enabled two-way communication with the standard Unicorn OPC process cont

277 nd alignment (gaze direction) impacts on the communication with the surgeon, and consequently, on the

278 lenging and necessitating clear and frequent communication with the surgical team in order to help id

279 Cancer cells are in continuous communication with the surrounding microenvironment and

280 IGNIFICANCE STATEMENT Bidirectional cortical communication with the thalamus is considered an importa

281 system in motivated behavior depends on its communication with the ventral striatum.

282 lder age (mean age, 81 years), perioperative communication with the vitreous (17.9%), extracapsular c

283 ing, localize close to regions implicated in communication with the voltage sensor in the transverse

284 s of sexual relations, and the importance of communication with the woman's partner.

285 Membrane proteins are a cell's first line of communication with the world that exists just beyond the

286 esident lymphoid and myeloid cells and their communications with the surrounding parenchyma.

287 Sense of touch is a major part of man's communication with their environment.

288 , bilayer-bound, droplet networks capable of communication with their external surroundings.

289 y in blood-sucking parasites likely involves communication with their hosts.

290 to 4.78); and among patients who rated their communication with their physician very favorably, as co

291 treatment engage in health care and increase communication with their physicians.

292 Proper expression of genes requires communication with their regulatory elements that can be

293 Cells engage in bidirectional communication with their surroundings.

294 vey seeking self-reports regarding prognosis communication with their terminally ill cancer patients

295 e changed their position on transfusion, but communications with them have revealed these reports to

296 al and human-specific mechanisms of acoustic communication with theories of language acquisition.

297 lar, solvent tunable ground state electronic communication with these guests.

298 rcuits while still maintaining other ongoing communication with these targets.

299 work priorities (OR: 0.510.660.84) and poor communication with transplant centers (OR: 0.580.760.98)

300 ng in CAFs that regulate their intercellular communication with tumor cells to promote breast cancer