ライフサイエンスコーパス: CER

1 CER also uses systematic reviews, evidence-quality appra

2 CER complements traditional efficacy research by placing

3 CER has become a national priority, with considerable ne

4 CER includes evidence generation and evidence synthesis.

5 CER incorporates many attributes of outcomes research an

6 CER is a simple means of controlling the rotation of die

7 CER is sensitive to several chemical and physical parame

8 CER methods in RA include head-to-head clinical trials,

9 CER studies address the question, "Does it work in pract

10 CER was assessed by using the Three-Factor Eating Invent

11 CER was more sensitive to increased leaf temperature in

12 CER will account for a significant portion of funding al

13 S with an added 20% of either SPM (3.3:1:1), CER (3.3:1:1), or CHL (3.3:1:1).

14 assessed, Depol 670L (DEP) and Ceremix 2XL (CER) were efficient for the recovery of protein extract

15 DEP and CER-based protein extracts were structurally characteriz

16 rk in practice?" The results of efficacy and CER studies may or may not agree.

17 ically significant elevations in the HPG and CER.

18 respectively, compared with (+/+) mice, and CER(max) was 2-fold greater in mdr1a/1b(-/-) compared wi

19 Incorporation of both SPM and CER resulted in the formation of microdomains in POPE/PO

20 Mutations in Arabidopsis CER genes eliminate very long chain lipids from the cuti

21 an analysis of the policy development behind CER and focuses on its potential impact on insurance cov

22 But CER does offer an important opportunity for progress.

23 But CER has been controversial because of its high profile i

24 SGK1[Ser(P)(422)] and C4-CER coincidently bind PDK1 and permit PDK1 to autophosph

25 the PDK1/SGK1 signaling pathway, such as C4-CER, provide a novel therapeutic strategy for a life-lim

26 /SGK1 signaling pathway with C4-ceramide (C4-CER), a non-toxic small molecule, functionally corrects

27 Importantly, C4-CER-mediated activation of both PDK1 and SGK1 is indepen

28 The mechanism of C4-CER action involves a series of mutual autophosphorylati

29 Physiologically, C4-CER significantly increases maturation and stability of

30 etailed mechanistic studies indicate that C4-CER initially induces autophosphorylation of SGK1 at Ser

31 crog/kg/h) dose of the CCK analog caerulein (CER).

32 dicine as high priorities for cardiovascular CER.

33 vidence development to foster cardiovascular CER, and specific studies to address 8 clinical issues i

34 ough synthesis and dissemination of clinical CER of health interventions (2).

35 quality of life in all prospective clinical CER studies in adult oncology; to identify symptoms rele

36 ities of using observational data to conduct CER and incorporate it into policy making within a unive

37 We show that coupled electrorotation (CER) of microscopic particles using microfabricated elec

38 s is an early version of informatics-enabled CER familiar to oncologists.

39 An updated version of informatics-enabled CER relies on EHR-derived structured data linked with su

40 real-time fashion, potentially facilitating CER and personalized medicine.

41 ardiovascular disease is a priority area for CER.

42 tment Act of 2009 allocated $1.1 billion for CER.

43 so help to inform prioritization efforts for CER in other health conditions.

44 The choice of method for CER is driven by the relative weight placed on concerns

45 ty general pediatric surgical procedures for CER on the basis of the following 2 complementary measur

46 the National Cancer Institute's program for CER and personalized medicine.

47 eliance on instrumental variable studies for CER.

48 rcent of the women were classified as having CER.

49 d alpha-hydroxy-fatty acids (NFA-CER and HFA-CER, respectively) in solution and in bilayers were inve

50 elaxation of the metastable gel phase of HFA-CER caused profound changes in the 13C spectra, primaril

51 s of polar carbon atoms upon cooling the HFA-CER bilayers below the Tm strongly suggests that the liq

52 differences between groups with low and high CER scores by using analysis of covariance and quartiles

53 differently between women with low and high CER scores.

54 antly lower BMC was found in women with high CER scores and body weights <71 kg than in those with hi

55 body weights <71 kg than in those with high CER scores and weights > or =71 kg.

56 Lower BMC in women with high CER scores may indicate an increased risk of osteoporosi

57 lanned pairs from the 5 lowest and 5 highest CER levels.

58 nalized care using RLHC requires advances in CER and biostatistics methodology and the development of

59 rrelated with temperature-induced changes in CER.

60 design and implementation of PRO measures in CER were developed via a standardized process including

61 r developing or implementing PRO measures in CER.

62 quality of care and slowing cost increases, CER will increasingly be a necessary component of this c

63 The incremental CER of endovascular repair was 9,905 dollars per QALY.

64 In sensitivity analyses, the incremental CER was insensitive to immediate conversion rate and pro

65 The incremental CER was sensitive (ie, more than 75,000 dollars per QALY

66 Together, these studies gave 121 independent CERs in seven categories of surgical interventions.

67 We conclude that heat stress inhibited CER primarily by decreasing the activation state of Rubi

68 rature in a manner consistent with inhibited CER and Rubisco activation.

69 The enriched protease inhibitors CER-based protein extract resulted in higher trypsin inh

70 As a step toward integrating CER devices into microfluidic systems, a simple chip was

71 By itself, CER will not solve the tension that exists between the g

72 (VLDL) resulted in a 3-fold increase in LCAT CER, whereas addition of apoA-I resulted in a more modes

73 lack of LCAT enzyme did not explain the low CER in apoA-I(-)(/)(-) apoE(-)(/)(-) mice and indicated

74 The median CER of circumcision ($13.78 per disability-adjusted life

75 Median CERs of caesarean sections ($315.12 per DALY) and orthop

76 Median CERs of cleft lip or palate repair ($47.74 per DALY), ge

77 rly high-yield targets for multidisciplinary CER efforts, while the management of appendicitis and ga

78 ams, and the developing plans for a national CER program.

79 ng normal and alpha-hydroxy-fatty acids (NFA-CER and HFA-CER, respectively) in solution and in bilaye

80 ical shifts were observed in the case of NFA-CER during the transition from the liquid-crystalline ph

81 tinction group), and a third group showed no CER after pseudorandom training.

82 In contrast, the addition of CER, which has an acyl chain structure similar to SPM bu

83 Adding progressively higher amounts of CER or FC to meibum had a strong impact on the rigidity,

84 lder engagement is an important component of CER.

85 ures that effectively decouple the degree of CER and CR development to investigate the IET effect.

86 The secretory dose of CER slightly increased the activities of both forms of m

87 Secretory doses of CER induced a 4-fold increase of both forms of JNK in pa

88 ate for the need for and potential effect of CER at the patient level and the cumulative fiscal burde

89 lingering concerns that the ultimate goal of CER is to empower the government and private insurers to

90 w the role of RCTs in achieving the goals of CER, with particular emphasis on the role of publicly fu

91 e (EBM); (2) to describe the implications of CER for systematic review methodologies in oncology; and

92 uideline development and the implications of CER in this process.

93 tone-foot shock association independently of CER expression, were found in the medial geniculate, hip

94 Inhibition of CER was not a consequence of stomatal closure, as indica

95 The integration of CER methodology and genomics linked to RLHC should enhan

96 An analysis of the principles and methods of CER was undertaken in light of EBM, systematic reviews,

97 This workshop report provides an overview of CER methods, with an emphasis on practical clinical tria

98 nal studies comprise a growing proportion of CER because of their efficiency, generalizability to cli

99 icit restrictions on access to care based on CER like those found in the United Kingdom are unlikely,

100 onfounder." The authors identified published CER studies that used instrumental variable analysis and

101 In many published CER analyses of registry data, investigators assessed co

102 The films made of either pure CER or pure FC were clearly collapsible, and had much hi

103 Cholesterol esterification rate (CER) in apoA-I(-)(/)(-) apoE(-)(/)(-) mouse plasma was <

104 ne in the light-saturated CO2-exchange rate (CER).

105 The incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (CER) was calculated for endovascular repair relative to

106 tative analysis, contrast enhancement ratio (CER), lesion-to-liver contrast (LLC), and SI ratio on dy

107 We extracted cost-effectiveness ratios (CERs) and appraised economic assessments for their metho

108 poE on low-density lipoprotein (LDL) reduced CER (1% free cholesterol (FC) esterified/h) compared to

109 Comparative effectiveness research (CER) aims to provide decision makers with the evidence n

110 between comparative effectiveness research (CER) and evidence-based medicine (EBM); (2) to describe

111 rpose of comparative effectiveness research (CER) as developing evidence-based information for interv

112 ths ago, comparative effectiveness research (CER) began its rapid rise, when the American Recovery an

113 Comparative effectiveness research (CER) has been promoted as a way to improve the translati

114 ation of comparative effectiveness research (CER) in pediatric surgery.

115 aluating comparative effectiveness research (CER) in rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

116 Comparative effectiveness research (CER) is intended to address the expressed needs of patie

117 Comparative effectiveness research (CER) is intended to inform decision making in clinical p

118 ative in comparative effectiveness research (CER) is part of a broad and long-term evolution toward g

119 clinical comparative effectiveness research (CER) of oncology treatments or process interventions is

120 Comparative effectiveness research (CER) seeks to assist consumers, clinicians, purchasers,

121 data for comparative effectiveness research (CER) studies.

122 dies for comparative effectiveness research (CER) that link detailed clinical information to tumor bi

123 defines comparative effectiveness research (CER), considering how it is viewed differently in the Un

124 ethod in comparative effectiveness research (CER).

125 cilitate comparative effectiveness research (CER).

126 Because a conditioned emotional response (CER), as well as the eyeblink CR, is acquired during eye

127 inction of a conditioned emotional response (CER).

128 relation between cognitive eating restraint (CER) and total-body measurements of bone mineral density

129 It also reviews the role CER now plays in the Ontario drug funding process and co

130 ach other.Observational data used to support CER include disease registries, administrative claims da

131 The large response to supramaximal CER stimulation may be of importance in the early pathog

132 The CER of FNH in the arterial phase (mean, 94.3%+/-33.2) wa

133 on, "Can it work in optimal conditions?" The CER paradigm employs a wide range of study designs to un

134 nd influences the development of the CR, the CER acquired in initial training can plausibly account f

135 ER, in myoblast cells and to distinguish the CER from other nonregulatory TAAT-containing sequences.

136 er, given the attention it has garnered, the CER paradigm may be precisely the reminder and push requ

137 Over time, we will see if the CER paradigm lives up to its potential.

138 suggest a functional network inhibiting the CER composed of prefrontal cortex, medial thalamus, audi

139 ivity were more successful at inhibiting the CER.

140 ely to a key regulatory element in MyoD, the CER, in myoblast cells and to distinguish the CER from o

141 sentations, resulted in the reduction of the CER (freezing behavior).

142 tine practice is a more central tenet of the CER paradigm.

143 ed the development of the eyeblink CR or the CER, prior to a shift of the US to the alternate eye.

144 development of eyeblink CRs rather than the CER.

145 It will also be important that the CER initiative show some impact on the use of health car

146 vidence-based medicine and can be adapted to CER by broadening the types of studies included and exam

147 Randomized controlled trials are central to CER because of the lack of selection bias, with the rece

148 elp to inform groups intending to respond to CER funding opportunities in COPD.

149 Decision models are particularly suited to CER, because they make quantitative estimates of expecte

150 n Patients With Acute Coronary Syndrome [TRA.CER] [Study P04736AM3]; NCT00527943).

151 A second group underwent CER acquisition alone (nonextinction group), and a third

152 Only 4 (6%) instrumental variable CER studies considered potential instrument-outcome conf

153 action of individual cerebellar VT value (VT,CER) as the nondisplaceable VT (VND) (VND = VT,CER/1.17)

154 R) as the nondisplaceable VT (VND) (VND = VT,CER/1.17).

155 and incubation time (p-value <0.015), while CER was found to be affected by the quadratric effect of

156 with body weights <71 kg and classified with CER.

157 activation was more closely correlated with CER than the maximum quantum yield of photochemistry of

158 e time points, supramaximal stimulation with CER caused 4- and 27-fold increases, respectively, of th

159 eatic tissue during in vivo stimulation with CER.

160 bjective was to determine whether women with CER had lower total-body BMD and BMC than did other wome

161 Women with CER were significantly more dissatisfied with their bodi