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1 y novel environments, such as those in space travel.

2 policies and environments to promote active travel.

3 the time course and distance of microdroplet travel.

4 knowledge about how to encourage sustainable travel.

5 al molecular changes that occur during space travel.

6 apy), public health (biodosimetry) and space travel.

7 cards to map the network of global business travel.

8 tions were surveyed 5 years before and after travel.

9 cross oceanic domains and the total distance travelled.

10 tive states at age 20, by age 50, males were travelling 2.0 times faster in a 3.5 times larger area i

11 preference depends on the physical distance traveled [6-11] and on the phase of the 6-9 Hz theta osc

12 ip between Diez Roux SES and median distance traveled (90 versus 80.1 versus 60.5 versus 30, P < 0.00

13 agic bullets developed against leishmaniasis traveled a certain path and then dropped down due to eit

14 most common in men with no history of recent travel abroad.

15 rning home from their index journeys but had traveled abroad before their infection episodes.

16 E strains qualifying as ExPEC/UPEC than DEC, travel-acquired ESBL-PE are more often associated with T

17 Half of all travel-acquired ESBL-producing E. coli strains qualified

18 o trade-off extended detours against reduced travel across ecological barriers with no or limited for

19 by self-organized cortical actin waves that travel across the ventral membrane of oversized, multinu

20 otein Nhp6A from Saccharomyces cerevisiae to travel along DNA in the presence of other architectural

21 rneal wounding immune cells are activated to travel along zonule fibers that extend anteriorly along

22 Holiday travel also shifted healthcare pressure related to COVID

23 ve thresholds that are required for safe air travel among pneumocephalus patients.

24 As a ratio of community-wide energy use for travel and buildings, biogenic CO(2) emissions were a sm

25 S-CoV-2 infection, collecting clinical data, travel and contact history, and saliva at enrollment and

26 umber of ways to reduce impact by decreasing travel and energy use, as well as carefully considering

27 start bubble) reduces the typical effects of travel and home-court advantage on winning percentage, s

28 ease 2019 (COVID-19) by severely restricting travel and in-person commercial activities.

29 ell as improvements in patient compliance on travel and lodging.

30 cts, plus indirect nonmedical costs, such as travel and productivity costs) in addition to pharmacolo

31 ance of lipoproteins that would allow SHH to travel and signal long-range.

32 It also provides insight on transitions to traveling and oscillatory states seen in a broad range o

33 due to city population growth, more frequent travels and ecological changes.

34 -2) has had a large impact on global health, travel, and economy.

35 The impact of travel, and possible care fragmentation, on potential be

36 tate patient access to specialists, minimize travel, and reduce unnecessary in-person visits.

37 ublic gatherings, national and international travel, and shut down large parts of the economy.

38 -CoV-2 is associated with the ease of global travel, and societal dynamics, immunologic naivete of th

39 t al. state that abstraction supports mental travel, and that mental travel critically relies on abst

40 there was no association among SES, distance traveled, and survival, access to LT services varies amo

41 k factors for long-term ESBL-E carriage were travel- and hygiene-related.

42 c (health care objects) surfaces, along with travel, appear to be the major factors for the spread of

43 transported downwards to the troposphere and travel around the globe with the general atmospheric cir

44 s fluctuations in cortical activity that can travel as waves(1).

45 ircadian disruption or the general effect of travel, as these differences manifest differently when t

46 ons were influenced by the physical distance traveled, as were ~40% of CA1 place cells.

47 The cells travelled at an average velocity of 50 mm s(-1) and arre

48 more diverse, due in part to ethnic minority travel awards and apparently increasing diversity among

49 the photo-injected electrons in the TCO can travel back to recombine with holes in the perovskite la

50 ed cases and shows that, at the start of the travel ban from Wuhan on 23 January 2020, most Chinese c

51 Our findings indicate that travel bans and containment strategies adopted in China

52 ad policymakers on when it is safe to remove travel bans or relax quarantine and social distancing ad

53 (PET), the finite range over which positrons travel before annihilating with an electron places a fun

54 fter excluding those reporting international travel before illness onset, age-specific and age-adjust

55 to shape urban life and significantly modify travel behaviors.

56 d an increased dynamic range, with increased traveling between successive meta-states (meta-state tot

57 hat ideas about liking may facilitate mental travel beyond the here-and-now.

58 Those with higher travel burden are more likely to reside in a census trac

59 Her husband (Patient 2) did not travel but had frequent close contact with his wife.

60 is acquired primarily through international travel by unvaccinated travelers.

61 Invasion distance traveled by a homogeneous population was estimated.

62 n a sample is not equivalent to the distance traveled by an objective (or stage) during z-stack acqui

63 tween which kidneys historically most likely traveled by direct flight (High Volume by direct Air tra

64 review the evidence for horizontal distance travelled by droplets and the guidelines issued by the W

65 The distance travelled by marine larvae varies by seven orders of mag

66 rk has shown that models incorporating human travel can improve the quality of influenza forecasts.

67 he unintended consequences of conference and travel cancellations and we provide seven recommendation

68 Surveillance and management of traveling cases represented a priority in the early phas

69 d waves of expansion/contraction, as well as traveling color waves.

70 tion supports mental travel, and that mental travel critically relies on abstraction.

71 h demographic, epidemiological, testing, and travel data from Ontario, Canada.

72 m July 2017 to July 2018, a 4% decrease; air travel data predict a population loss of 168,295 for the

73 ctive samples, we compute origin-destination travel demand and aggregate mobility inflow at each US c

74 We used data on the volume of air travel departing from airports in the infected provinces

75 Based on age and travel destination, 1435 (83%) of 1722 pediatric patient

76 recorded HD cells in female rats while they traveled different routes along both horizontal and vert

77 This collective effect gives rise to fast-traveling diffusive waves.

78 bited a periodic modulation as a function of traveled direction.

79 tive is to determine the association between travel distance and surgical volume on outcomes after es

80 number of items purchased and the last-mile travel distance are the dominant contributors to the var

81 ating a generalized Lomax model for particle travel distance distributions.

82 The average travel distance for kidneys using heterogeneous, and 250

83 Patient travel distance is an important component of access to l

84 Whether patient travel distance is associated with waitlist outcomes is

85 urce is unbiased noise that accumulates with travel distance not elapsed time, suggesting that the no

86 We compared supply/demand ratios and average travel distance of kidneys, using heterogeneous circles

87 Median travel distance was 69.7 miles.

88 rest transplant hospital, and longer patient travel distance was associated with favorable waitlist o

89 e United States, we assessed whether patient travel distance was associated with lung transplant outc

90 Travel distance was measured from the patient's permanen

91 Travel distance was measured from the patient's permanen

92 Travel distance was significantly associated with post l

93 ies in Florida face (1) significantly longer travel distances and times for TAVR, (2) lower TAVR util

94 unaway motion that produces the heavy-tailed travel distances often associated with nonlocal transpor

95 There is a broad range of patient travel distances to reach a lung transplant hospital in

96 However, the average travel distances were larger than the average distances

97 ider knowledge about bariatric surgery, long travel distances, delayed referrals, limited access to h

98 eneous circles, while maintaining reasonable travel distances.

99 hat coincided with a 25% increase in average traveled distances in national flights.

100 ease in maximum dissemination velocities and traveled distances, and a ~10-fold difference in the exp

101 luent organic matter as wastewater effluents travel downstream, but the corresponding effects on the

102 tem that accumulates prokaryotic biota as it travels downstream.

103 ary prey during summer and fall, and ease-of-travel during spring, while patterns of selection during

104 ogenic linear features facilitate access and travel efficiency for predators, and can influence preda

105 potential rewards that could be obtained by traveling elsewhere (background reward rate), to determi

106 uch as Ebola, where infected individuals can travel farther before becoming infectious, result in mor

107 irus is driven by observed commuting and air travel flows, and use this model to generate influenza f

108 have yet to initiate treatment) will need to travel for almost twice as long as those already on trea

109 tion during winter aligned best with ease-of-travel for the less-industrialized foothills landscape,

110 Overall, 92% reported traveling for essential services and 66% visited friends

111 hat foodshed size (weighted average distance traveled) for three land types ranged from 351-428 km (c

112 shortest path (minimum number of branches to travel from afferent to efferent arterioles) is relative

113 h a metabolically labile bioactive lipid can travel from cells in response to environmental stimuli.

114 uggests that this impact is causal: business travel from countries specializing in a specific industr

115 goals: less parking means increased vehicle travel from deadheading between trips.

116 ed by a diversity of retrograde signals that travel from organelles to the nucleus in a lineal or cla

117 y synthesized genomes and messenger RNAs can travel from these sealed replication compartments to the

118 Four individuals traveling from Nigeria to the UK (2), Israel, and Singap

119 Information within the brain travels from neuron to neuron across billions of synapse

120 rs at the interface of a bubble, where light travels from the higher refractive index material outsid

121 recautions and assumes large droplets do not travel further than 2 m (~6 ft).

122 s that branch to iWAT, as well as axons that travel further to innervate the skin and vasculature, an

123 tterns of all-male African savannah elephant traveling groups along elephant pathways in Makgadikgadi

124 tients who traveled <=60 miles, patients who traveled >360 miles had a 27% lower subhazard ratio (SHR

125 In the adjusted Cox Model, patients who traveled >360 miles had a slightly higher risk for postt

126 Among patients who traveled >60 miles to reach a transplant center, 41.8% b

127 However, traveling >158.7 miles was associated with worse surviva

128 Most users travelled >1 h to access motorised boreholes but <30 min

129 In statistical terms, business travel has the most substantial impact among a range of

130 tor blockers, such as olmesartan, along with travel histories to identify potential etiologies of vil

131 present an approach to integrate individual travel history data in Bayesian phylogeographic inferenc

132 We demonstrate that including travel history data yields i) more realistic hypotheses

133 ion hypotheses suggested by the inclusion of travel history data, but also suggest alternative routes

134 The majority of cases had no recent travel history or known exposure, and genetically linked

135 Travel history revealed multiple journeys to tropic and

136 from Wuhan and detailed case data including travel history to elucidate the role of case importation

137 Additionally, three cases with no travel history were identified.

138 includes survey questions about symptoms and travel history, as well as temperature measurements.

139 ost common in adult males without a reported travel history, consistent with sexual transmission amon

140 grate key epidemiologic information, such as travel history, into their risk assessments in the same

141 ersity; school-based risk screening based on travel history, occupation, contacts, and clusters; meas

142 even in first world country patients without travel history.

143 mber over time, in relation to the origin of travel (Hubei province, other Chinese provinces, other c

144 on the different distances that the clusters travel in an inert gas stream before they condense in a

145 that herpes simplex virus 1 (HSV-1) virions travel in association with MAL-positive structures to re

146 xcitable dynamics on graphs, excitations can travel in both directions of an undirected link.

147 d work to quantify and model the duration of travel in the context of disease transmission.

148 or Toxoplasma gondii, with infectious stages traveling in freshwater runoff and being concentrated in

149 weeks before this presentation, she had been traveling in Italy and had been walking up to 4 miles pe

150 cipants and other citizens doing their usual traveling in the background.

151 bjects occupied), and iv) the total distance travelled in the state space.

152 atric typhoid fever patients, 1616 (81%) had traveled internationally within 30 days of illness onset

153 sitive tests early in the study had recently traveled internationally, in contrast to those who teste

154 lls derived from the LD displacement, speed, travel length, and directionality, which allows for the

155 viduals in the prioritised countries have to travel long distances to access HIV treatment and few ha

156 a.s.l.) by the K2 of the Karakoram Range and travelled long periods at elevations above 3500 m.

157 Patients traveling longer distances sought care at centers with a

158 justed models, when compared to patients who traveled <=60 miles, patients who traveled >360 miles ha

159 r posttransplant graft failure than patients traveling <=60 miles (hazard ratio 1.09; 95% CI, 1.01-1.

160 I have traveled many roads during my career.

161 the Lunar New Year, indicating that holiday travel may have played a larger role in mobility changes

162 Interestingly, irradiation with traveling microwaves hardly produced heat, but increased

163 is theoretical framework, namely that mental travel might also support abstraction.

164 ead of the disease, even though cross-border travel might have played a role in seeding the disease i

165 pecifically, I argue that spontaneous mental travel (mind wandering), much like data augmentation in

166 ntal droplet distance, eight showed droplets travel more than 2 m (~6 ft), in some cases more than 8

167 The same percentage (0.6%) of patients traveled more than 2 h with at least 2 occupants in the

168 Bioengineering solutions to human space travel must consider microgravity as an important compon

169 The business travel network helps to predict which economic activitie

170 In this research, we developed a travel-network-based susceptible-exposed-infectious-remo

171 evelop a modelling framework that uses daily travel networks to simulate different outbreak and inter

172 ics of the sodium channels, and prevents the traveling of the invading action potentials.

173 ogonalize their firing between directions of travel on a linear track and between changes in contextu

174 ce has been obtained in comparison with SAWs traveling on AlN on silicon substrate (LoD, 1.04*10(6) C

175 ion-LoD, 6.54*10(5) CFU/ml) of the Lamb wave traveling on the polymeric device has been obtained in c

176 There was no history of travel or exposure to sick contacts.

177 ctivities such as employment, education, and travel or result in unnecessary revaccination.

178 ale (59.5%), and 34.9% cases reported recent travel outside the United Kingdom.

179 ath a deep layer of quiescent fluid and they travel over long distances along inclined or horizontal

180 tion found between 5-y survival and distance traveled (P = 0.099).

181 des a generic mechanism for the emergence of traveling patterns in purely diffusive systems with cons

182 date the generic nature of the transition to traveling patterns using a minimal model that can be stu

183 ntions: non-cash incentives and personalized travel plans.

184 ic constipation and a 42-year old woman with travel plans.

185 The travel quarantine of Wuhan delayed the overall epidemic

186 s with population estimates derived from air travel records and census data.

187 e hospital in San Francisco, California were travel related.

188 igali, likely due to the five- to seven-hour travel required to access testing and treatment.

189 hat competition in a scenario where no teams travel (restart bubble) reduces the typical effects of t

190 smission chains were constrained by national travel restrictions and by the province's large-scale in

191 of cases prevented more infections than did travel restrictions and contact reductions, but that a c

192 While there is broad agreement that travel restrictions and social distancing are beneficial

193 emic is crucial for assessing the impacts of travel restrictions designed to reduce disease spread.

194 According to our model, the lifting of travel restrictions from 17 February 2020 does not lead

195 Earlier travel restrictions or quarantine measures, both locally

196 ing results also indicate that sustained 90% travel restrictions to and from mainland China only mode

197 port contact tracing, social distancing, and travel restrictions to contain the spread of SARS-CoV-2

198 An outbound travel surge from Wuhan before travel restrictions were implemented was also observed a

199 these unprecedented interventions, including travel restrictions, affected COVID-19 spread in China.

200 gardless of our estimated effects of federal travel restrictions.

201 val (CI): 82-90%] before the 23 January 2020 travel restrictions.

202 le in mobility changes compared to impending travel restrictions.

203 neurotoxin A, Botox, which we engineered to travel retrogradely between neurons to activate an other

204 To travel safely behind screens that can protect us from st

205 truction problem is analogous to solving the traveling salesman problem.

206 days of closure, even under high intercounty travel scenarios.

207 nt antipredator behaviour causes a change in travel speed (the distance to a destination divided by t

208 behaviour, which leads to a larger change in travel speed under predation risk.

209 tic or cautious antipredator behaviour slows travel speed, while prey may also speed up to reduce pre

210 cues, whereas hatchery salmon did not change travel speed.

211 mixtures of active and passive agents where traveling states of the type predicted here have been ob

212 Predictive thought and mental travel strongly rely, at different levels of consciousne

213 ction between microfluidic channel walls and travelling surface acoustic waves can generate spatially

214 An outbound travel surge from Wuhan before travel restrictions were

215 s and handwashing, restricting international travel, suspending all training and educational activiti

216 Each spring, migratory birds travel tens to tens of thousands of kilometers from thei

217 s are largely interchangeable acts of mental travel that co-occur in human ontogeny.

218 The hippocampus exhibits traveling 'theta' waves and interacts strongly with the

219 How the Chi-dependent signal travels this long distance has been unknown.

220 The dust particles travel through locally varying fracture apertures with v

221 ize of the ECM, it is not clear how they can travel through the dense ECM.

222 Imaging sperm as they travel through the female reproductive tract has reveale

223 ssing constitutively active YAP were able to travel through this capillary plexus, reenter systemic c

224 are known to occur while tumor cells enter, travel through, or exit circulation, we sought to study

225 inal ultrasound waves of various frequencies traveling through randomly packed sapphire spheres subje

226 Migrating individuals often travelled through suitable foraging areas en route to th

227 5 billion years ago-in their interiors while travelling through a crevice between the boulders.

228 li disseminate via asexual conidia passively travelling through air currents to germinate within a br

229 rom rhythmic centrifugal waves of high auxin travelling through the tissue faster than growth.

230 for Health Care Administration to calculate travel time and distance for each TAVR patient by compar

231 Travel time and distance, TAVR rates, and mortality were

232 io of hospitalisation was highest at <1-hour travel time for SMA and CM although this was lower outsi

233 f 28.7 million people lived more than 30-min travel time from the nearest fully or partially function

234 matrix to calculate the driving distance and travel time from the population-weighted United States c

235 l model that we used to estimate the minimum travel time needed to access treatment, for every person

236 ted a geospatial network model to deduce the travel time of Yemeni people to their nearest health-car

237 n established methodology(4) to characterize travel time to healthcare facilities in unprecedented de

238 to motorized transport, thus characterizing travel time to healthcare for populations distributed ac

239 evable coverage of treatment and the minimum travel time to the nearest health-care facility.

240 We produce maps of travel time with and without access to motorized transpo

241 iod by advancing departure date and reducing travelling time, which resulted in a sequential arrival

242 The long travel times needed to reach health-care facilities coup

243 cale deep-ocean temperature changes from the travel times of sound waves that are generated by repeat

244 he number of people living beyond acceptable travel times to facilities and services.

245 ter has been used to reconstruct contaminant travel times to wells; however, critics have highlighted

246 lic health care services within prespecified travel times while guaranteeing sufficient available hos

247 number of veins/arteries, cold ischemia, and travel times.

248 tively associated with any financial cost of travel to a clinic (aOR 0.86 [0.83-0.88], p<0.0001), inc

249 lecting financial rewards in a location, and travel to collect rewards elsewhere.

250 Cases were significantly associated with travel to either Europe (odds ratio, 6.1) or New York (o

251 We find that external travel to other counties decreased by 35% soon after the

252 e utilized for patients with residence in or travel to regions of endemicity in whom the disease is s

253 e considered for nonendemic vaccinees before travel to regions where there is a high risk of YFV tran

254 el in which circulating fetal ILC1-like NKPs travel to secondary lymphoid tissues to initiate the for

255 se the amino-terminal domains of SREBPs that travel to the nucleus to up-regulate expression of lipog

256 ia, or conjunctivitis, who reside in or have traveled to an area where Zika virus transmission is occ

257 ildly ill, nonhospitalized COVID-19 case who traveled to China.

258 Most patients had traveled to countries where brucellosis is endemic and p

259 nly those who were symptomatic, had recently traveled to high-risk countries, or had contact with inf

260 cupation, rural or urban residence, distance traveled to the hospital, method of transportation, need

261 ial to be used as prophylactics for patients traveling to endemic regions or for the treatment of the

262 igher pollution exposures, but also to those traveling to locations with high levels of PM(2.5).

263 Instead of participants traveling to the scanner, the scanner will now come to t

264 The risk factors for long-term carriage were travelling to Asia, swimming in a sea/ocean, and not cha

265 Upon secretion, asprosin travels to the liver, where it exerts a glucogenic effec

266 Blood vessels and nerves travel together to supply most tissues in the body.

267 l relatives, and unrelated adult males often traveled together.

268 ction and prediction at the heart of "mental travel" under a "representational diversity" perspective

269 opes were used to estimate the mean distance travelled using three different approaches (Net, Strip o

270 Migratory birds travel vast distances and the timing of migratory flight

271 se in traffic measured as vehicle kilometers travelled (VKT).

272 We find that long-distance travel was reduced disproportionately strongly.

273 Mean over-ground distance travelled was 2.03 km (+/- 0.71 km SD) with an over-grou

274 iques are coupled with ultralong path length traveling wave (TW)-based IMS separations (i.e., on the

275 Traveling wave IM (TWIM) is an established and expanding

276 vestigated the CCS calibration accuracy with traveling wave ion mobility spectrometry (TWIMS) separat

277 AEs arise mostly from the peak region of the traveling wave, but several studies using far-basal supp

278 etermine whether the MEC also activates in a traveling wave, we performed extracellular recordings of

279 indicating that the MEC also activates in a traveling wave.

280 ase dynamics did not manifest as the typical travelling wave of reaction-diffusion epidemiological mo

281 rd to T(eff,vib) data previously acquired on traveling-wave (TWIMS) ion mobility in the context of na

282 r DTIM CCS values commonly used to calibrate traveling-wave IM separators (-3% average RSD).

283 agnitude less power than the frequently used travelling-wave parametric amplifiers(11).

284 lossless ion manipulations (SLIM) have used traveling waves (TWs) to move ions over long serpentine

285 lly distributed circuits could be enabled by traveling waves but reveal heterogeneity in the mechanis

286 When physiological traveling waves corresponding to 70 dB sound pressure le

287 Cochlear amplification of basilar membrane traveling waves is thought to occur between a tone's cha

288 Traveling waves play an essential role in coordinating m

289 parate strongly interacting circuits exhibit traveling waves remains unknown.

290 EMENT The slow waves of NREM sleep behave as traveling waves, and their propagation has been suggeste

291 Importantly, slow waves behave as traveling waves, and their propagation is assumed to occ

292 gets, the timing and position of spontaneous travelling waves before target onset predicted the magni

293 Spontaneous travelling waves have been reported during anaesthesia(2

294 lts reveal an important role for spontaneous travelling waves in sensory processing through the modul

295 emporal pattern of cortical activation (i.e. travelling waves) similar to that elicited by visual sti

296 this period, despite sharp decreases in air travel, we estimated multiple exportations from large ur

297 y and vaccination history, demographics, and travel were evaluated using nominal logistic regression.

298 Modeling reveals that curbing interstate travel when the disease is already widespread will make

299 might-in principle-arise from Bre1 and Rad6 travelling with RNA polymerase II(2), the mechanism of H

300 differences manifest differently when teams travel within or across multiple time zones.