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1 1.0-3.4) than HIV-infected FSWs not entering involuntarily.
2 n the auditory and the motor modality happen involuntarily.
3 efusal episode was terminated voluntarily or involuntarily.
4 ociated with high rewards captures attention involuntarily.
5     Of 48 patients (28.9%) who were admitted involuntarily, 21 required long-term confinement under c
6  into those who left work voluntarily (55%), involuntarily (39%), and because of illness (6%).
7                            Of those who left involuntarily, 56% left at the time of bankruptcy in Dec
8                                              Involuntarily admitted inpatients with severe mental ill
9  substance use in a large sample of patients involuntarily admitted to a psychiatric hospital from mu
10                 Eligible patients were those involuntarily admitted to hospital with a diagnosis of p
11 rial, we recruited patients aged 18-65 years involuntarily admitted to mental health hospitals in 32
12 olecule prodrugs, or drug amphiphiles) could involuntarily aggregate, or self-assemble into nanoscale
13 y (3 planned, 1 accident, 1 arthritis) and 4 involuntarily (alcohol/substance dependency).
14 , to a given location according to goals, or involuntarily allocated, in a reflexive manner, to a cue
15 r all causes for those who left voluntarily, involuntarily, and because of illness were 0.72 (95% con
16 c psychiatric hospitalization, were admitted involuntarily, and had longer lengths of stay.
17                Subanalyses of those who left involuntarily at age >/=60 years, or those who left invo
18 tarily at age >/=60 years, or those who left involuntarily at the time of bankruptcy, did not indicat
19 itive and cerebral mechanisms underlying the involuntarily attentional orientation toward threat-rela
20 get is difficult, and sometimes attention is involuntarily attracted to the distractor's location (at
21                      Natural blinking occurs involuntarily, but one can also voluntarily blink or ref
22 appearing visual stimulus attracts attention involuntarily, but the neural processes associated with
23 an be initiated "voluntarily," or triggered "involuntarily" by unexpected novel sound events.
24 adients dynamically adjust when attention is involuntarily captured.
25 rily based on the goals of the individual or involuntarily "captured" by salient stimuli in the immed
26         In Israel, immigrants are less often involuntarily committed.
27 nglish as their preferred language, were not involuntarily confined or detained, and agreed to be pro
28 nglish as their preferred language, were not involuntarily confined or detained, and agreed to be pro
29                          In contrast, humans involuntarily develop an internal representation that in
30              Spatial attention can be either involuntarily drawn to salient, unexpected events (exoge
31 ool-aged children and 1 of 3 adolescents are involuntarily exposed to secondhand tobacco smoke (SHS),
32 studies investigating the characteristics of involuntarily hospitalised individuals in general popula
33                      One hundred eighty-four involuntarily hospitalized patients were randomly assign
34 ically associated with moments when a memory involuntarily intruded into conscious awareness and need
35 ects may be due to sensory feedback from the involuntarily mirroring hand.
36 ls including humans often react to sounds by involuntarily moving their face and body.
37 arch suggests that both types of information involuntarily orient attention due to their concern rele
38 e in research showing that attention is also involuntarily oriented toward positive rewarding stimuli
39 n, a powerful adaptive tool that quickly and involuntarily orients processing resources to salient st
40 rinsic EEG oscillations can predict upcoming involuntarily perceptual transitions.
41 l capture than low-capacity individuals, who involuntarily reallocated spatial attention when distrac
42 ic goals (e.g., searching for car keys), and involuntarily, through attentional capture driven by phy
43 Attention may be oriented exogenously (i.e., involuntarily) to the location of salient stimuli, resul
44               Further, the majority of those involuntarily treated later affirmed the necessity of th
45 tro-capture" effect whereby external stimuli involuntarily trigger the selection of feature-matching
46 atform for 15 min causes healthy subjects to involuntarily turn when walking without vision.
47  release of natural predator scents that can involuntarily warn the prey or by the production of alar
48 indicate that mortality among those who left involuntarily was higher than for those who left volunta
49               Subjects who were hospitalized involuntarily were randomly assigned to be released (N =
50 gious yawning, in which yawning is triggered involuntarily when we observe another person yawn, is a