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1 , but they are more complex and difficult to answer.

2 d studied tooth-bone contacts to provide the answer.

3 ding questions that have proven difficult to answer.

4 made this fundamental question difficult to answer.

5 crease in pain was higher in the 'treatment' answer.

6 ch is a sensitive assay with a rapid time-to-answer.

7 properly, it does not provide an unambiguous answer.

8 The present manuscript provides an answer.

9 s age group is likely to provide more robust answers.

10 ransformation and mutation studies to obtain answers.

11 y molecular dynamics simulations can provide answers.

12 tions under which such methods produce valid answers.

13 es an accelerated aging process is yet to be answered.

14 fundamental question that has not been fully answered.

15 also served to raise as many questions as it answered.

16 ntion was related to the questionnaires they answered.

17 lecular mechanism of regulation remain to be answered.

18 our daily lives that has never been clearly answered.

19 e in decibels {dB} per 5% increment in false answers] = -0.71 dB; P < 0.001), whereas FPs increased t

20 gration patterns across a species' range can answer [2].

21 A literature review was conducted to answer 5 questions about generic medications: 1) How com

22 moldm(-3) and near Nernstian electrochemical answer: 55.73mV/decade has been recoreded for PVC (polyv

23 Thus, our data answer a central question regarding regulation of Ku in

24 All these studies strive to answer a fundamental question: "how do living systems pr

25 ion at the single-cell level is necessary to answer a host of important biological questions.

26 Patients were contacted to answer a questionnaire based on Bariatric Analysis and R

27 Thus, we have answered a long-standing question about the nature of Cs

28 Children also answered a questionnaire consisting of five closed-ended

29 Subjects answered a standardized epidemiologic questionnaire and

30 After answering a list of questions testing objective knowledg

31 After answering a questionnaire and receiving clinical examina

32 raditional false-belief tasks, which require answering a standard question about the likely behavior

33 th strong and prevalent electrical coupling, answers a fundamental outstanding question in cerebellar

34 Metabolomics answers a fundamental question in biology: How does meta

35 ceived predominantly newer-generation DES to answer: A1) Use of DAPT for 12 months, as compared with

36 o combat these problems, but organisms which answer all the above problems have yet to emerge.

37 To the question in the title, we answer an unequivocal "yes" but maybe not necessarily in

38 xplore why different studies yield different answers and discuss the implications of the two alternat

39 rned to answer personal questions with known answers and open questions all requiring a "yes" or "no"

40 ssification of personal questions with known answers and open questions using linear support vector m

41 studies with larger sample sizes may provide answers, and newer devices may become smaller, easier to

42 ned questions, provide readily interpretable answers, and use true gold standards for development.

43 ' position taking on matters where empirical answers are unavailable or contradictory?

44 rategies that have focused on defining 'true answers' are unable to systematically and objectively as

45 samples were tested using a direct sample-to-answer assay.

46 the exact resources that are reported or to answer basic questions such as "How did other studies us

47 This is an important question to answer because stimulus-evoked correlated activity likel

48 luctuations is an open question that must be answered before skyrmion-based devices can be designed.

49 n the past few years and has been applied to answer biological questions through large-scale qualitat

50 tation of the data and to use the results to answer biologically important questions, even in nonmode

51 methods derived from evolutionary biology to answer broad-scale questions about the major transitions

52 uestions that are difficult or impossible to answer by other means, yet the complexity of nucleocytop

53 tions that either have not been or cannot be answered by RCTs.

54 phenotypes from birth until age 6 years were answered by the parents.

55 of how important ecological questions can be answered by thinking more broadly about monitoring data.

56 the caring disposition, which meant 'always' answering calls for help and reactive and ad hoc reactio

57 Experimental answers cannot answer comprehensively, while state-of-th

58 me irrelevant, as the facts make the correct answer clear.

59 etermined passing score (>/=11 of 18 correct answers) compared with 103 (38%) of 273 parents in the c

60 etermined passing score (>/=13 of 24 correct answers) compared with 1186 (27%) of 4430 children in th

61 Experimental answers cannot answer comprehensively, while state-of-the-art predictio

62 TNFalpha can induce senescence has not been answered conclusively.

63 e willing to undergo home-based HIV testing, answer demographic and behavioural questions in English

64 rated for HD with TEPT between 1987 and 2011 answered detailed questionnaires on bowel function and Q

65 rated for HD with TEPT between 1987 and 2011 answered detailed questionnaires on bowel function and Q

66 te integration of this method into sample-to-answer detection devices.

67 id test (MTNT) for high-throughput sample-to-answer detection of both DNA and RNA from crude samples

68 oaches are suited for different purposes and answer different questions.

69 are providing an ever-increasing ability to answer diverse research and clinical questions and to fa

70 ordinary lifestyle, and further probing will answer exciting basic microbiological and clinically rel

71 To enable a sample-to-answer, field-based technology, we integrated a filter t

72 The project answered five different research questions about deliriu

73 dicalised model of maternity care will be an answer for these populations is uncertain.

74 omissions, substitutions, editorializations, answering for the patient/clinician, confessions, and pa

75 rages caution about our hopes for simplistic answers for presumed "fat drugs" and slimming probiotics

76 on other sectors of health care, need urgent answers for primary care provision internationally.

77 pRB research and focuses on progress toward answers for the three fundamental questions that sit at

78 FAQs and their answers form the body of this article and are shared wit

79 In the survey, we collected answer from 86 physician of the 100 interviewed.

80 xamine how such approaches are being used to answer fundamental questions in embryology, such as how

81 dy other genetic structures and functions to answer fundamental questions of life.

82 Projects within the consortium will answer fundamental questions regarding human gene expres

83 us genome information hinders our ability to answer fundamental, biological questions concerning micr

84 nt, plasticity, and gene expression, thereby answering fundamental questions in neurobiology.

85 A clear answer hinges on observation of hallmarks of a reversibl

86 Finally, the proposed theory is used to answer how and where a network should be targeted in ord

87 However, it remains to be answered how these limiting factors are preferentially r

88 We thus demonstrate that our method can answer important biologically and medically relevant que

89 derstanding of this contribution may help to answer important lingering questions in organ-specific a

90 re any chemical reactions), speed (sample-to-answer in <15 min), insusceptibility to biofouling (no p

91 The answer in part is a brain mechanism called saccadic supp

92 e re-emerged, including those that have been answered in the past.

93 The following questions need to be answered in this regard: are there key advantages to usi

94 Immunologists are attempting to answer increasingly complex questions concerning phenome

95 sk was to respond via a key press after each answer indicating whether it was correct or not.

96 Among the respondents answering individual questions on the postnatal surveys,

97 At higher frequencies (>/=15%), the false answers influenced the MD to a greater extent, where the

98 ems that were less diagnostic of the correct answer ("inlying" elements; that is, elements closer to

99 node pairings as the others when the correct answer is known.

100 The answer is no, but the reason why is interesting.

101 The answer is of critical importance for understanding the n

102 The assay, from sample to answer, is integrated on an automated, low-cost microflu

103 We answer it affirmatively by providing explicit self-testi

104 ) and HIVDR testing data could be pursued to answer key questions and translate data and results for

105 ormed under biologically relevant conditions-answer long-standing questions in membrane biology and i

106 pinning of this unique developmental process answers long-standing questions about the evolutionary o

107 on showed that at lower frequencies of false answers (<15%), FNs decreased the MD (beta [change in de

108 ogenetic inference is an important basis for answering many evolutionary problems, a large number of

109 ltimately, these results hold the promise of answering many unresolved questions linking structural d

110 Scenarios are explored using the ANSWER-MARKAL model with a modified version of the Envir

111 The answer may depend on whether you ask a physicist or a ch

112 B & RSV assay is a fully automated sample-to-answer molecular diagnostic assay for the detection of i

113 False-positive HCC was defined as answering "no" to the question: "was evidence of HCC (vi

114 sification capability (percentage of correct answers) of 90% for validation of grape analysis and geo

115 However, it is well known that answers on explicit scales on sensitive topics--such as

116 , Salt Lake City, UT) is a simple, sample-to-answer, on-demand, multiplex, nucleic acid amplification

117 d fermions in optical lattices could help to answer open questions about the doped Hubbard Hamiltonia

118 Observational studies can also answer or inform questions that either have not been or

119 Answering pages from nurses about patients in need of im

120 Answering pages from nurses about patients in need of im

121 tudy, listeners were presented with question-answer pairs and asked to indicate whether the answer wa

122 Target stimuli were sequences of 12 question-answer pairs that were embedded in a mixture of competin

123 In the first experiment, question-answer pairs were presented in speech-shaped noise, and

124 cal data were collated and patients/families answered PedsQL Generic Core Scale v4.0 questionnaires.

125 t reliable means of communication-learned to answer personal questions with known answers and open qu

126 We report a rapid "sample-to-answer" platform that can be used for the quantitative m

127 To answer pressing new research questions about the rate an

128 Participants answered questionnaires concerning general health, inclu

129 uation report (r = 0.37; p = 0.143) or short-answer questions (r = 0.08; p = 0.767).

130 t only by advances in microscopy that helped answer questions about cell biology but also by clever g

131 highlights the capability of ancient DNA to answer questions about extinct populations which include

132 nsic science, or "nuclear forensic", aims to answer questions about nuclear material found outside of

133 hat have utilized dynamic, spatial models to answer questions about pathogen transmission in wildlife

134 we recommend further high-quality trials to answer questions about the mechanisms of action, effecti

135 timeline for GRN evolution, is necessary to answer questions about the rate at which GRNs and their

136 These techniques are clinically useful to answer questions such as whether the stenosis is clinica

137 ere collected again at 4 weeks, and patients answered questions about adequate symptom relief.

138 a urine study mobile examination center, and answered questions about their collection.

139 Main Outcomes and Measures: Patients answered questions on the M&I scale of the Impact of Vis

140 ological issues as well as the approaches to answering questions in population genomics.

141 ough a dual-process lens, we provide a clear answer regarding the role of deliberation in cooperation

142 sease, many important questions remain to be answered regarding mechanisms disrupting normal barrier

143 These results raise several questions to be answered regarding the widespread use of ToF-SIMS for fo

144 n PCR (RT-PCR) assays; an accurate sample-to-answer RT-PCR test would reduce time to results and pote

145 tity of these parasites will be critical for answering several hypotheses on the malaria dispersal.

146 llustrate the utility of this methodology by answering several questions regarding Tfp biology by (i)

147 analysis of movement have been developed to answer similar questions, and practitioners are often at

148 lab-on-a-disc (LOAD) to provide a sample-to-answer solution.

149 and evolutionary processes in their quest to answer some of the most basic questions in biology.

150 Below is my personal narrative answering some of these questions.

151 el structural model for FUS LCD fibrils that answers some questions and raises new ones.

152 provide a roadmap for software selection to answer specific research questions.

153 l systems, many research questions cannot be answered statistically without strong assumptions.

154 Answering such questions will increase our knowledge of

155 We show that the answer takes the form of a predictive representation.

156 ially be used for rapid diagnostic sample-to-answer testing, in either a laboratory or a decentralize

157 Aqueous zinc-based batteries can answer that challenge because monolithic zinc sponge ano

158 alternative to a democratic vote: select the answer that is more popular than people predict.

159 iveness research may contribute to obtaining answers that clinicians perceive they need and may minim

160 tains two target items (the question and the answer) that may be associated with different voices and

161 This study sought to answer the calls that have been made for the European As

162 is review, we have made the first attempt to answer the following question based on available data: i

163 experimental rodent studies was conducted to answer the following question: does early-life exposure

164 ata from 1253 CSU patients from 2 centers to answer the following questions: (i) What is the prevalen

165 its and risks of RT in the elderly trying to answer the following questions: Should RT be advocated f

166 The current study was designed to answer the fundamental question of how such NPs are dist

167 Our results answer the long standing question of the physical mechan

168 To answer the question above, we study the multi-year dynam

169 Munc18-1 gene provides an excellent model to answer the question of whether such activity is required

170 ism of this geranylation pathway, as well as answer the question of why nature uses such a hydrophobi

171 Our study aims to answer the question whether aggregate formation is a pre

172 To answer the question whether netrin-4 acts either pro- or

173 DISCUSSION: The UPGRADE trial will answer the question whether UDCA reduces the incidence o

174 On the course to answer the question, we suggest a new class of entropic

175 on molecular dynamics simulation was used to answer the question.

176 We answer the questions, "What does Chern-Simons theory ass

177 ne and settings to confirm it can adequately answer the research question rather than assuming the tu

178 Because birds answer the robot with stereotyped latencies, we could pr

179 d by the proportion of aware respondents who answered the knowledge questions correctly.

180 Participants answered the LLQ on the same day they underwent DA testi

181 ention, none of the studies performed so far answered the question what size of the defect should be

182 had a good sensitivity when users (n = 521) answered the VAS twice in less than 3 hours.

183 mouth and by hand may help get us closer to answering the important challenge outlined in this targe

184 The EM approach promises progress in answering the key question that will enable the science

185 is a functional equivalent of nsp1, thereby answering the longstanding question of whether lack of n

186 Answering the many open questions with regard to the rol

187 This work answers the critical questions regarding rogues in the d

188 ple of organ-specific autoimmunity, helps to answer them.

189 Despite some affirmative answers, there appears to be a wide gap in relational ab

190 To answer these questions at a systems level, we conducted

191 Here we carry out calculations to answer these questions, based on experimentally obtained

192 To answer these questions, one is compelled to consider the

193 To answer these questions, we asked participants to move th

194 To answer these questions, we investigated the contribution

195 To answer these questions, we performed two-photon guided w

196 To answer these questions, we recorded intracellularly from

197 To answer these questions, we tested for differentiation, m

198 This study was designed to answer these questions.

199 gged RNA folding landscapes holds the key to answer these questions.

200 s continue to provide promising new hints to answer these questions.

201 To answer these specific questions and to evaluate the pote

202 options identified by the working group for answering these key questions, as well as the strengths

203 ustrate some first steps toward successfully answering these modern biochemical questions.

204 Answering these questions could provide fundamental clue

205 Progress toward answering these questions is providing new insight into

206 Here, we answer this longstanding question by using transgenic Hy

207 However, to answer this open question, an in-depth analysis of this

208 To answer this poorly understood nutritional aspect of symb

209 We answer this question by developing a statistical functio

210 domised phase 3 trial that might potentially answer this question definitively.

211 ov equation in a 6D-phase space necessary to answer this question have, until recently, remained beyo

212 Another challenge to answer this question is the lack of curated databases wi

213 Any attempt to answer this question must also address how the physical,

214 To answer this question we visualized individual rod bipola

215 To answer this question, an extensive process of transition

216 To answer this question, six molecular probes using availab

217 To answer this question, we developed acquisition and analy

218 To answer this question, we disrupted the expression of gen

219 To answer this question, we fused every protein in the yeas

220 To answer this question, we generated a mouse with endothel

221 In an attempt to answer this question, we investigated six borosilicate z

222 To answer this question, we performed plastome- and genomew

223 To answer this question, we trained mice on a T-maze task i

224 To answer this question, we used psychoacoustic tests and c

225 To answer this question, we used single-unit recording to d

226 in two related nudibranch species, seeks to answer this question.

227 analyzed the changes in their phenotypes to answer this question.

228 utation rates in human brain and promises to answer this question.

229 mission electron microscopy in an attempt to answer this question.

230 ive lung disease, or cancer at the time they answered this baseline questionnaire.

231 irculation is unknown, and methodologies for answering this have been lacking.

232 Answering this question allows determining whether metac

233 Answering this question is challenging because human tim

234 Yet answering this question is key to understanding how the

235 Answering this question requires establishing the mix of

236 As a step towards answering this question, we compared longevity and healt

237 Literature was systematically reviewed to answer three clinically relevant focused questions regar

238 ee diversity across 120 sites on 20 farms to answer three questions.

239 to generate a colorimetric signal (positive answer) through an enzymatic reaction.

240 of detection of 25pM with the same sample-to-answer time (15min 30s) using the two differently sized

241 ide the device, thereby increasing sample-to-answer time and introducing contaminants.

242 The demonstrated automation, low sample-to-answer time and portability of both detection instrument

243 le fusion gene RNAs within a short sample-to-answer timeframe of 60min.

244 e, including quantitative evidence, that the answer to all of the questions is "yes" and argue that w

245 ogether, our findings reveal a biomechanical answer to an old hematologic question regarding how gluc

246 result, there are more research questions to answer to enhance our understanding of how MedSD affects

247 If the answer to one of these questions is "no," then we must l

248 O presaturation) brings about an unambiguous answer to the eventual production of methanol and format

249 Chern-Simons theory assign to a point?" Our answer to the first question is representations of the b

250 heir trading position then reveals their own answer to the question.

251 s abelian or of type [Formula: see text] Our answer to the second question is bicommutant categories.

252 Testing requirements can be a partial answer to these challenges.

253 afting, policies and programmes which aim to answer to these global requests.

254 The answer to this question brings up an equally critical on

255 The answer to this question is critically important in defin

256 cits in many neurodegenerative diseases, the answer to this question might provide crucial insight in

257 aptive type 2 immunity and might provide the answer to this question.

258 ed on mathematical analysis that provides an answer to this question.

259 es, unfortunately, there has been no unified answer to validate these predictions.

260 However, the answer to whether the choice of a mate with a similar ph

261 g the most crucial questions that need to be answered to adopt strategies for purging the latent vira

262 dards should be followed today, and products answering to them should be preferred over others lackin

263 lue represents the proportion of affirmative answers to a question.

264 Although the answers to all of these questions are not yet available,

265 We assigned children with negative answers to all three questions as non-asthmatic controls

266 Are the answers to biological questions obtained via live fluore

267 e to summarize current knowledge and provide answers to controversial and delicate ethical as well as

268 tematic variations, can focus on and resolve answers to fundamental questions, including protonation

269 nown about these interactions, comprehensive answers to fundamental questions, such as how resource a

270 This obscures answers to key questions, such as how tetrapods attained

271 gimes, and sampling methods) to obtain valid answers to queries of interest.

272 The answers to the following 5 questions may help one determ

273 nimise stent-related adverse events, provide answers to the likelihood of distal embolisation or peri

274 Psychiatric diagnoses were determined by answers to the World Mental Health Composite Internation

275 l to facilitate the search for comprehensive answers to these and other fundamental questions by conn

276 Although answers to these questions have started to emerge, resea

277 Moving forward, answers to these questions will provide a greater level

278 Answers to these questions would contribute to design be

279 Answers to this question from theoretical and empirical

280 nly prospective studies may yield definitive answers to this question.

281 s clear that the genome alone cannot provide answers to urgent questions.

282 equencer time was <24 h, while our sample-to-answer turnaround time was <60 h with a hands-on time of

283 We sought to answer two questions: Firstly, do dogs display specific

284 We show that this principle yields the best answer under reasonable assumptions about voter behaviou

285 We answered using fluorescently tagged calsequestrin expres

286 swer pairs and asked to indicate whether the answer was true or false.

287 ons we still have today greatly outweigh the answers we can offer.

288 To answer, we discuss data science from three perspectives:

289 For 17 out of the 18 cases where correct answers were generated, the best models were not discard

290 s of mass drug administration, but consensus answers were reached for several factors.

291 All questions and their one-word answers were spoken by 11 female and 11 male talkers.

292 e scientific and commercial enthusiasm, easy answers (whether about antibiotics or probiotics) have a

293 pproaches that promise definitive functional answers, which are collectively referred to as 'epigenom

294 ns and enumerate outstanding questions whose answers will establish whether they constitute a second

295 Among all participants, 68% answered within 5 minutes, 85% answered without any diff

296 icipants, 68% answered within 5 minutes, 85% answered without any difficulty, and 79% could understan

297 mains of research and key questions that, if answered, would provide the basis for evidence-based pub

298 tory of skin cancer (76 [33.3%] vs 15 [4.8%] answered yes) (all P </= .001).

299 ool), history of AK (46 [20.2%] vs 19 [6.1%] answered yes), and history of skin cancer (76 [33.3%] vs

300 ermined by the proportion of respondents who answered yes, and knowledge was determined by the propor