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1 d the draft recommendations on a 1 (strongly agree) to 5 (strongly disagree) scale, explained ratings

2 explains the paradox of why countries would agree to a collective goal, aimed at reducing the risk o

3 tures starting from the A and B forms of DNA agreed to a pairwise root mean square deviation (r.m.s.d

4 agreement in which the growers pay a fee and agree to abide by the terms, which include a 1-year lice

5 Most participants agreed to additional data collection by means of annual

6 not recently tested for HIV, 93.6% (131/140) agreed to an HIV test; four further patients had an HIV

7 ertained for all participants; for those who agreed to an interview and who passed a mental test, mor

8 respiratory function, 659 women and 500 men agreed to an interview.

9 rticipated in the phase I trial, with 24 who agreed to and completed the survey interviews.

10 Orders Study or the Memory and Aging Project agreed to annual assessment of parkinsonism with a modif

11 ders Study and the Memory and Aging Project, agreed to annual clinical evaluation and brain donation.

12 ticipating in the Religious Orders Study who agreed to annual neurological and neuropsychological eva

13 viduals assigned to the support intervention agreed to attend the weight management group and 379 (40

14 In couple screening both partners agree to be treated as a unit and are reported to be "hi

15 magnetoresistance in manganites is generally agreed to be a result of competition between crystal pha

16 er lipophilicity, a factor that is generally agreed to be contributing to the low success rate of new

17 All schools agreed to be enrolled.

18 Seventy-four patients agreed to be followed prospectively.

19 receive the home-based program alone, and 87 agreed to be in the observational group, which included

20 Of these, 248 agreed to be in the trial and 9 refused; the remainder d

21 Forty-two percent of eligible families agreed to be randomized into the trial.

22 tive after 24 weeks of treatment, of whom 34 agreed to be randomized to continue either ribavirin mon

23 gible for the treatment trial and 1643 (62%) agreed to be randomly assigned (545 to active monitoring

24 of them failed to respond to that trial and agreed to be randomly assigned to an 8-week fixed-dose t

25 sons successfully completed the training and agreed to be randomly assigned.

26 after tracheal decannulation, but only four agreed to be studied.

27 Sub-Saharan Africa is generally agreed to be the region most vulnerable to such climate

28 Palliative care is generally agreed to be the standard of care for the dying, but the

29 in Baton Rouge that the final phase began: I agreed to become the first full-time executive director

30 who had yearly clinical assessments and had agreed to brain autopsy at the time of death, as part of

31 Project and Religious Orders Study) and had agreed to brain autopsy.

32 gical Weapons Convention where all countries agreed to cease offensive biological weapons research.

33 Clearly defined criteria were agreed to classify operations into subgroups.

34 All 106 patients agreed to clinical follow-up in 2002 at 40 months (media

35 cted infant (<1 year old) abuse, 137 (88.4%) agreed to complete a questionnaire.

36 We agreed to confine our remarks to 3 common, but serious,

37 ys will be offered only to patients who have agreed to consider such an organ in advance.

38 Ninety-three of these species were agreed to constitute at least a medium risk (based on sc

39 were prospectively evaluated, and those who agreed to contact their first-degree relatives who were

40 ance and beta-cell dysfunction are generally agreed to contribute to development and manifestation of

41 A total of 10,108 subjects agreed to cooperate (79.4% participation rate).

42 Forty-eight patients agreed to CT evaluation; 38 patients also underwent FOL.

43 taurant chains, or fast-food companies, have agreed to depict healthy foods in their advertising targ

44 The Tox21 partners agreed to develop a vision and devise an implementation

45 For example, we prefer people who directly agree to do us a favor over those who agree only after s

46 Four individuals agreed to donate a kidney only after learning of the ava

47 as a preliminary match for a patient and had agreed to donate.

48 Inhibition of branching is commonly agreed to eliminate formation and maintenance of lamelli

49 Primary physicians and parents agreed to enrollment in 10 of the 20 eligible patients w

50 eria during telephone screening, 701 (68.3%) agreed to enter into the study.

51 ndividuals in the IL-2 group and 80 controls agreed to enter the extended follow-up study.

52 de influenced the likelihood that they would agree to evaluate patients requesting assisted suicide a

53 Governments have agreed to expand the global protected area network from

54 for the FABS-5+ study, could be located, and agreed to follow-up assessment.

55 e patients died, patients or representatives agreed to forgo the treatment in question, or patients w

56 Fifty-three patients (50%) agreed to functional evaluation (manometry and 24-hour p

57 with actionable incidental genetic findings agreed to genetic counseling and screening.

58 stions about decision regret in patients who agree to have a prognostic test that may not help guide

59 and the percentage of surrogates that would agree to have the patient enrolled into a research study

60 adolescents with similar degrees of obesity agreed to have a subcutaneous periumbilical adipose tiss

61 from March 1999 through August 2004, and who agreed to have an intraoperative liver biopsy followed b

62 per milliliter; the women and their partners agreed to have regular intercourse with the intent of co

63 l therapy utilizing non-absorbable membranes agreed to have sterile polypropylene mesh capsules place

64 Myocardial Infarction Evaluation) trial who agreed to have their BMCs stored and analyzed at the CCT

65 nrolled in a 2-year prospective cohort study agreed to have their oral RA drug therapy intake electro

66 A total of 1051 out of 1145 subjects agreed to HFE mutational testing (C282Y, H63D, S65C).

67 Of the 381 FNMs, most (342 [89.8%]) agreed to HIV screening.

68 cised, HIV-negative men aged 15-49 years who agreed to HIV testing and counselling were enrolled in t

69 (2.1%) were viremic and of those, 52 (2.1%) agreed to IL28B testing.

70 e fewer associated complications before they agree to initiate therapy.

71 They are agreed to involve an increase in synaptic efficacy, whic

72 We agree to IRBs should be encouraged to rethink their role

73 essions of individual and family counseling, agreed to join support groups 4 months after enrollment,

74 tal of 329 patients (92%) alive at 18 months agreed to long-term follow-up.

75 n June 2014, the Polio Oversight Board (POB) agreed to make available a maximum envelope of US $45 mi

76 ere included in this study, a subset of whom agreed to multimodality imaging.

77 n to ensure that all transplant team members agree to participate and that there are sufficient resou

78 The majority of our respondents would agree to participate in a clinical trial assessing an SF

79 The percentage of patients that would agree to participate in a research study and the percent

80 ndomised, and 3851 of 6952 eligible patients agreed to participate (1598 patients were assigned to us

81 A total of 301 of 305 patients agreed to participate (98.7 response rate).

82 ed from each of 573 camp families; 534 (93%) agreed to participate (mean age, 50 years; 41% male).

83 Of these obese patients, 2256 (83%) agreed to participate and 1882 were eligible, enrolled,

84 oncealed from practices until after they had agreed to participate and a stochastic element was inclu

85 Of these, 281 agreed to participate and completed their first year (18

86 programme in 2014 and 69 in 2015; 47 and 54 agreed to participate and completed Year One respectivel

87 Using data from cohorts that agreed to participate and had a minimum amount of inform

88 Nearly all (156 [98.1%]) eligible IRs agreed to participate and most (78.4%) recruited 1 or mo

89 n consecutive order, 599 (response rate 68%) agreed to participate and the data from 590 were used fo

90 Participants were veterans who agreed to participate and were found to have chronic pru

91 Patients who agreed to participate between months 24 and 36 (ranibizu

92 ation, Chickasaw Nation, and Choctaw Nation) agreed to participate collectively in a national researc

93 orth American and European institutions that agreed to participate conducted three preworkshop trials

94 Subjects who agreed to participate had a brain magnetic resonance ima

95 thousand one hundred four of these POs (70%) agreed to participate in a telephone survey conducted be

96 Only 39 of 76 patients (51%) agreed to participate in cancer clinical trials, for an

97 S children 0-5 years of age resided in 2004, agreed to participate in control selection.

98 the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, and agreed to participate in HIV testing and an interview.

99 In 140 of 165 (85%) HDC cycles, patients agreed to participate in one of the outpatient transplan

100 cancer center between 2010 and 2012, and who agreed to participate in research DNA banking, were incl

101 findings exist because these family members agreed to participate in research studies; but little is

102 All others agreed to participate in testing and self-assessment don

103 Of 500 randomly selected soldiers 421 agreed to participate in the anonymous post-training sur

104 Thirty-two patients agreed to participate in the clinical trial.

105 ria; 84 remitting patients were eligible and agreed to participate in the continuation study.

106 October 2000 and October 2010, 450 subjects agreed to participate in the study (Group I), and underw

107 A total of 108 ICUs agreed to participate in the study, and 103 reported dat

108 eligible persons with ALS, 100 (71 percent) agreed to participate in the study, as did 91 family car

109 al of 106 (97% of eligible) medical students agreed to participate in the study.

110 6/1387) and 92.6% (1277/1379), respectively, agreed to participate in the study.

111 A total of 1,440 children (96%) agreed to participate in the survey at baseline, and of

112 , 5,486 (76.8%) children in 3,397 households agreed to participate in the survey, and 141 were HIV po

113 ects have been contacted, and 239 (79%) have agreed to participate in the trial.

114 atory support, 45 +/- 36 days [mean +/- sd]) agreed to participate in this study and completed the SI

115 0 patients who were diagnosed antemortem and agreed to participate in this study.

116 from the Herceptin Adjuvant (HERA) study who agreed to participate in this study.

117 ars) per household (n = 170 respondents) who agreed to participate was included in the analysis, repr

118 Patients who agreed to participate were asked to bring a written list

119 ients presenting to an academic practice who agreed to participate were enrolled in the study if they

120 The 31.3% of the approached patients who agreed to participate were similar in age, diabetes dura

121 , one or both parents from 39 families (20%) agreed to participate, 80 (41%) refused, and 75 (39%) co

122 Thirteen of these patients agreed to participate, and 11 completed the treatment.

123 present study, 56 patients were eligible, 38 agreed to participate, and 32 completed.

124 , 1,014 survivors were eligible, 738 (72.8%) agreed to participate, and 567 (76.8%) of these were eva

125 Ninety-two practitioners in 16 countries agreed to participate, and 86 followed the study design.

126 of the community donors initially contacted agreed to participate, and 98% of these individuals indi

127 144 of 163 eligible physicians agreed to participate, and, of these, 116 were randomly

128 to participate in the online Delphi exercise agreed to participate.

129 6874 patients (70%-86% of eligible patients) agreed to participate.

130 lines, undergo breast MR imaging, only 57.9% agreed to participate.

131 fty-eight percent of 1,597 eligible patients agreed to participate.

132 Two hundred fifteen (98%) of 219 women agreed to participate.

133 Eighty percent of eligible adolescents agreed to participate.

134 Of these, 1,388 (66.57%) agreed to participate.

135 om the ICU, 227 patients were alive, and 143 agreed to participate.

136 were offered a trial, and 49 (52.7%) of them agreed to participate.

137 e randomly selected to be interviewed; 88.3% agreed to participate.

138 -analysis during the study's first 24 months agreed to participate.

139 these women, 86.4% (N = 70) were located and agreed to participate.

140 Of 795 families approached, 775 agreed to participate.

141 igible participants, 2559 (98.2%) ultimately agreed to participate.

142 cent of cases and 33% of control individuals agreed to participate.

143 Eighty-two patients (71%) agreed to participate.

144 this study 70% of cases and 63% of controls agreed to participate.

145 to large, geographically diverse departments agreed to participate.

146 curable lung cancer were approached, and 100 agreed to participate.

147 40 of 45 (89%) general practices agreed to participate: 20 were assigned to the intervent

148 127 of 141 eligible acute hospital trusts agreed to participate; 115 (91%) trusts contributed data

149 Twenty-seven of the 41 nominated experts agreed to participate; 21 completed all three rounds.

150 Of these, 651 (39%) agreed to participate; 249 of the 651 participants (38%)

151 alsy in six European countries and 743 (63%) agreed to participate; one further region recruited 75 c

152 people were contacted for the survey and 325 agreed to participate; response rate was 26%.

153 Parents who agreed to pay the starting bid were then asked whether t

154 Individuals with skin test conversions who agreed to preventive therapy received either INH, rifamp

155 Participants also agreed to prospectively test 6 logistic regression defin

156 whether it was appropriate for clinicians to agree to provide less than optimal care for a critically

157 er cases of the first four ethnic groups who agreed to provide a blood specimen were included (76 and

158 Within 5 regions, PCI hospitals agreed to provide single-call catheterization laboratory

159 ty for randomization were twice as likely to agree to randomization compared with patients receiving

160 the 168 subjects in the moderate-risk group agreed to randomization (P <.001).

161 Of 28 women who met the entry criteria, 24 agreed to randomization.

162 R = 2.25, 95% CI: 1.8, 2.8) were likelier to agree to receive a mailing.

163 osttreatment follow-up; 264 (89.5%) patients agreed to receive additional follow-up for up to 5 years

164 rc-RNA) increased after a single dose of VOR agreed to receive daily VOR Monday through Wednesday for

165 Overall, 57% of interviewees agreed to receive mailed information explaining the stud

166 They agreed to reconvene periodically to reassess the public-

167 United Nations member states have agreed to reduce premature cardiovascular disease (CVD)

168 Countries have agreed to reduce premature mortality (defined as the pro

169 Countries have agreed to reduce premature mortality from the four main

170 e sufficient bone to encase the implant, and agree to return for recall appointments.

171 Nine of these patients with active asymmetry agreed to return for a series of visual tests.

172 stood study procedures and requirements, and agreed to return for follow-up 3 months after surgery.

173 among voluntarily participating centers that agreed to share kidneys based on the KATS predictions fo

174 lysis revealed the presence of 5 groups that agree, to some extent, with the origin of the germplasm.

175 kin were successfully contacted and 41 (80%) agreed to study participation.

176 s in 39 unrelated families, of whom 40 (45%) agreed to surveillance and 49 (55%) declined surveillanc

177 e illness and/or positive rapid test results agreed to swabs of the posterior nares that were assesse

178 y collecting contact details to patients who agreed to take part in the study.

179 A total of 62.2% of interns (199 of 320) agreed to take part in the study; 100 were assigned to t

180 Eligible individuals who agreed to take part then underwent a computer-assisted t

181 In study 1, 82% of patients agreed to take part, but over time, compliance was poor

182 (identified by screening) were eligible and agreed to take part.

183 and practice support staff from 12 practices agreed to take part.

184 Governments across the world agreed to take steps to improve the safety of roads and

185 al of 1450 clients (34% female and 66% male) agreed to testing, of whom 588 (40.55%) had established

186 s are informed about PEG, only some patients agree to the procedure which, leads to the potential for

187 cally, how likely are the classifications to agree to the same extent under the null distribution of

188 ch we created a network of institutions that agree to the terms of transfer in advance of a material

189 ll victims reported that they would not have agreed to the organ removal if their economic circumstan

190 Dr Uchiba agreed to the retractions.

191 promising, it is not clear if patients will agree to this new approach.

192 Whereas Amt/MEP proteins are agreed to transport ammonia (NH3/NH4+), the primary subs

193 t risk of FBD, aged between 44 and 56 years, agreed to undergo a clinical and neuropsychological asse

194 Of 4,398 potential participants, 2,050 agreed to undergo an in-person health assessment.

195 All participants agreed to undergo annual clinical evaluations and to don

196 this issue, 57 adult posttransplant patients agreed to undergo bone biopsies and blood drawings.

197 ephone (median follow-up, 30 mo); 36 of them agreed to undergo electrocardiography and transthoracic

198 f thirteen of the antibody-positive subjects agreed to undergo endoscopy.

199 cluded 17 patients and 57 family members who agreed to undergo genotyping, examination, and diagnosti

200 nosis of localized prostate cancer, and 1643 agreed to undergo randomization to active monitoring (54

201 S Germ Cell Tumour Symposium (Cambridge, UK) agreed to undertake a multidisciplinary Delphi process t

202 , the calculated and experimental CD spectra agree to various extents for the wild-type and mutant BP

203 ined from chromatographic analysis generally agree to within +/-2 pmol/mol.

204 r concentrations, and nanoparticle diameters agree to within 20%.

205 ed [Phi](d) values for dendrimers 1b-4b that agree to within 4.5% of the observed values.

206 he molar mass averages, Mw and Mn, typically agree to within 5%.

207 In general, results for this intercomparison agree to within about +/-5% with the gravimetric mole fr

208 uted turnover frequencies for both catalysts agree to within one order of magnitude of the experiment

209 affecting hermaphrodite competitive fitness agree to within two-fold, 0.33-0.5%.

210 The results of this method and the other RMP agreed to within 1%.

211 fiber analysis or standard slot blot assays agreed to within 10%.

212 tic converter/chemiluminescence instrument), agreed to within 12%, which we define as an upper limit

213 ged NO(x) fluxes measured by eddy covariance agreed to within 3% with the National Emission Inventory

214 found to provide relative elution times that agreed to within 5%, which provides the basis for using

215 T (102 Gy) and from biodistribution (110 Gy) agreed to within 6.9%.

216 This result, which agrees to within 15% with theoretical predictions, estab