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1 event-related fMRI as participants recalled answers to 160 questions about news events that had occu

2 uld be predicted by gender and the patients' answers to 2 of the dental anxiety questions.

3 This counterexample provides a negative answer to a celebrated question by Ennio de Giorgi.

4 respective outcomes might be depends on the answer to a fundamental evolutionary question, namely wh

5 ve evaluation and treatment plan, may be the answer to a heretofore untreatable disease.

6 This provides a positive answer to a problem of H. Steinhaus.

7 s with essentially unpredictable answers-the answer to a question, given the history of questions and

8 plete when a student can produce the correct answer to a question.

9 that these models predict future individual answers to a high degree of accuracy.

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

11 number of residual periodontal lesions, and answers to a questionnaire on dental anxiety.

12 application that is able to provide precise answers to a wide range of questions.

13 ansplantation is nowadays the only effective answer to adjourn the outcome of functional limitations

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

15 Current evidence suggests that the answer to all 3 questions is "Yes." Low smoking rates co

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

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

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

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

20 l adjustments for multiplicity provide crude answers to an irrelevant question.

21 attention to repeatedly communicate correct answers to binary (yes or no) questions.

22 its effect could be reliably used to decode answers to binary (yes/no) questions.

23 Are the answers to biological questions obtained via live fluore

24 studies are beginning to provide preliminary answers to both questions.

25 ther, these insights are beginning to reveal answers to century-old mysteries and are providing a fut

26 Answers to certain clinical dilemmas related to febrile

27 d for more than 20 years to provide reliable answers to certain controversial issues regarding treatm

28 laims to improve health, groups will want to answers to certain questions...." It has been changed to

29 t claims to improve health, groups will want answers to certain questions...."3.

30 y bleeding for data that formed the basis of answers to clinical questions posed in the form of a str

31 the companion article, we propose practical answers to common clinical situations regarding care of

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

33 Will PirB be the answer to CST regeneration in vivo?

34 We can now obtain answers to detailed questions about the complete set of

35 , we highlight key questions that need to be answered to determine whether methuosis truly represents

36 ntal immunological questions that need to be answered to develop a protective HIV vaccine, and the im

37 Our results demonstrated that the answer to each question was yes.

38 me chemistry questions we may never know the answer to either, suggests Fredric M. Menger.

39 Answers to emerging research questions will support the

40 ological and clinical questions that must be answered to enable sophisticated disease staging and the

41 Questions about these features need answers to enable us to design successful approaches for

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

43 iewpoints probably stems from the absence of answers to four critical questions.

44 ogically relevant steroid substrates suggest answers to four fundamental aspects of CYP17A1 function.

45 c profiling is expected to yield more direct answers to functional and pharmacological questions than

46 Recent insights and new technologies promise answers to fundamental questions about the biology of tr

47 Answers to fundamental questions such as how does the DN

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

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

50 mates and Cox regression sometimes gives bad answers to good questions.

51 LSTs have provided "reliable answers to important clinical questions" for other chron

52 ific review as a guide, we present potential answers to important questions pertaining to hearing los

53 ge approach to exstrophy repair may hold the answer to improved continence without a formal bladder n

54 y occupying the domain of a 'guru' supplying answers to infrequent research questions, corporate bioi

55 We sought to identify and develop practical answers to key clinical questions in HAND management.

56 tion, the results reported here will provide answers to key questions about structural requirements f

57 Finally, answers to key questions are provided to assist the clin

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

59 Correct answers to knowledge questions increased from 85.1% to 8

60 , botulinum toxin offers a novel nonsurgical answer to lid retraction, but may be complicated by over

61 ted algae suggest such elements hold general answers to long-standing mysteries of intron evolution.

62 Our results provide additional answers to long-standing questions about iron chelation

63 e discovery of Dpl has already provided some answers to long-standing questions and is transforming o

64 This study provides answers to long-standing questions in HIV-1 biology and

65 he Deepwater Horizon oil spill might provide answers to long-standing questions on the nature of cell

66 t crucial challenges for modern science, yet answers to many fundamental questions remain elusive.

67 tudy of biological network motifs may reveal answers to many important biological questions.

68 raphic results, the reality is that detailed answers to many of the most fundamental questions still

69 Answers to many of these important questions are necessa

70 ible for cystic fibrosis (CF), we still lack answers to many questions about the pathogenesis of the

71 owever, from a policy view, MAL will provide answers to many questions and will help in identifying q

72 alivary cortisol and the number and speed of answers to mathematics problems in the task were used to

73 le isotopes (delta13C and delta18O) provides answers to modern and paleobiological questions about th

74 However, as answers to more complex biological questions continue to

75 ved in humans, although they provide initial answers to numerous cellular, molecular, and therapeutic

76 Rational vaccine design requires answers to numerous questions surrounding the function o

77 er the last year and identify new questions, answers to old questions, and discuss new trends in clin

78 ) on active isometric muscle may provide the answer to one of the fundamental questions in muscle bio

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

80 Furthermore it proposes different answers to one of the big secrets of nature: why DNA-cod

81 esponses could be predicted by the patients' answers to one of the dental anxiety questions.

82 orithm revealed bounds for the accuracies of answers to other large, computationally complex problems

83 Obtaining definitive answers to other questions, especially those related to

84 In addition, answers to patient-completed questionnaires were similar

85 In addition to providing answers to patients about the underlying mechanisms of t

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

87 ciated risk factors were determined based on answers to questionnaires about environmental exposures.

88 osteogenesis imperfecta has provided partial answers to questions about 'other' osteogenesis imperfec

89 Answers to questions about frequency and repertoire of i

90 the electronic health record and from parent answers to questions in the call regarding recent refill

91 The principles exposed by Andy Clark provide answers to questions like this by appealing to the notio

92 provides realistic (rather than statistical) answers to questions on phylogenies.

93 The highest rates of correct answers to questions related to the issue of radiation p

94 lexible and ultimately can provide realistic answers to questions such as "How many markers and/or ho

95 of single-molecule experiments to providing answers to questions such as: How much energy is require

96 le to use attention to correctly communicate answers to several binary questions.

97 2014, there was great uncertainty about the answers to several key policy questions concerning the p

98 Furthermore, it provided firm answers to several lingering questions in chloroplast ge

99 lass of toxin-antitoxin systems and suggests answers to several of the open questions.

100 ngements described herein provide reasonable answers to several persistent mechanistic questions in t

101 rove to be fruitful in generating definitive answers to shed light on this controversial issue.

102 g the growth patterns of single cells offers answers to some of the most elusive questions in contemp

103 Answers to some of the questions raised may ultimately r

104 l plant biology context and speculate on the answers to some remaining questions.

105 significant gaps in our knowledge that need answers to stem the progression of this disorder that is

106 Answers to such questions will require judicious analysi

107 e we develop a framework for quantifying the answers to such questions, and we apply this framework t

108 sotropic strain are thus shown to provide an answer to the basic question of how a triangulated mesh

109 BMT is not a complete answer to the challenge of ALL and early marrow relapse.

110 rates of the drive-reward paradox suggest an answer to the controversial question of whether the dopa

111 targeted therapy could be a more predictive answer to the current "one-size-fits-all" interventions.

112 These changes are likely to be an adaptive answer to the different flow dynamics typical of coronar

113 C4 photosynthesis is nature's most efficient answer to the dual activity of ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate

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

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

116 We find that the answer to the first question is that even very simple se

117 As an answer to the first question, we find that at birth the

118 nvolved in chemical evolution, and a partial answer to the fundamental question of molecular biogenes

119 However, we have no answer to the fundamental question of why certain protei

120 n clinical analysis may provide an effective answer to the growing need for rapid, specific, inexpens

121 This provides a possible answer to the long-standing question of the role of anti

122 movements dynamically provided a definitive answer to the long-standing question: does a stratified

123 enal control of ion homeostasis and provides answer to the pathogenesis of FHHNC.

124 reasons, neither trial provides a definitive answer to the question about the effects of intensive in

125 They can be seen as a nanomechanical answer to the question debated by Bohr and Einstein of w

126 This finding provides a long-sought answer to the question of how dermal cells migrate into

127 pecific parameter values can also provide an answer to the question of how much larger the values mig

128 However, the answer to the question of how Raf-1 is normally lured to

129 s to thwart the search for a straightforward answer to the question of how to support teachers.

130 We then show how the answer to the question of how tree species dispersed rap

131 d may not - each be deployed, a more nuanced answer to the question of the intelligibility of delusio

132 mathematical 'accounting method' - it is the answer to the question of what organisms should appear d

133 heory have provided neither an equally valid answer to the question of what organisms should appear d

134 he results discussed do not provide a simple answer to the question of whether synapses can 'talk' to

135 this systematic review is to give an updated answer to the question of whether the additional use of

136 s X-ray-based structure could not provide an answer to the question of whether the double lipid bilay

137 im of this study was to provide a definitive answer to the question of whether tumor response to MMC

138 Nucleotide sequence does not provide an answer to the question of why a protein binds only to a

139 Moreover, her account provides no answer to the question of why direct active teaching see

140 ical approaches do not permit an unequivocal answer to the question raised in this and the earlier pa

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

142 There is no simple answer to the question: intravenous immunoglobulin-take

143 is often the case, one cannot give a simple answer to the question: plasmapheresis-take it or leave

144 rtex in an attempt to provide a quantitative answer to the question: What fraction of cortical synaps

145 A "Yes" answer to the questionnaire item, "Do you have any nasal

146 A valid answer to the role of HRT in the primary prevention of C

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

148 Interestingly, the answer to the second question is that, in general, at mo

149 As we have shown, the answer to the second question varies, but it should not

150 ss knowledge regarding whether they know the answer to the test, they would be expected to decline mo

151 robes based on flexible substrate capable to answer to the three critical requirements for neuroprost

152 The answer to the title query is 'Probably, but it is too so

153 Natural herbal medications may be one answer to the worldwide epidemic of obesity.

154 Respondents' answers to the 2 questions in the wave III survey reflec

155 Medical history, gastroparesis symptoms, answers to the Block Food Frequency Questionnaire, and g

156 This study answers to the challenge of introducing significant amou

157 ders, it is not likely alone to provide deep answers to the complex and multifaceted problems facing

158 at the elimination approach yields identical answers to the correct method.

159 PHQ-2 scores were extracted from the answers to the first 2 PHQ-9 questions.

160 Answers to the first question can be offered by availabl

161 Answers to the five questions were statistically evaluat

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

163 tivation pathways by HDM allergens offer new answers to the following question: what makes an HDM all

164 We seek answers to the following questions: Is it possible to ob

165 ials limit their ability to provide adequate answers to the important questions of which septic patie

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

167 This pocket guide is meant to give simple answers to the most frequent questions raised by practit

168 an aryldiazirine and provide some conclusive answers to the pending general mechanistic questions con

169 different summary measures provide different answers to the question "Has disparity increased or decr

170 Answers to the question "What are human emotions for?" h

171 Definitive answers to the question of watchful waiting versus inter

172 Yet fossils alone do not provide clear answers to the question of whether the ancestors of all

173 ot study, respondents were asked to list the answers to the question, "What is a periodontist?" The r

174 ntum information science has emerged to seek answers to the question: can we gain some advantage by s

175 e precise understanding of its etiology, the answers to the questions regarding the clinical relevanc

176 Answers to the questions, such as the range of opening o

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

178 ssess the suitability and correctness of the answers to their queries.

179 aim to provide users with direct and precise answers to their questions.

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

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

182 d technical gaps currently limiting a robust answer to these elusive questions.

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

184 Unfortunately, the answer to these important questions is not readily evide

185 An exceptionally widespread answer to these problems is the type V (or autotransport

186 tection of ATP and ADP are now providing the answer to these problems.

187 Answers to these and many other such questions are likel

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

189 Although the answers to these and other questions about stroke care d

190 As answers to these fundamental questions emerge, all biolo

191 Varying answers to these important questions have been provided

192 Though we can offer no certain answers to these important questions, we do offer a fram

193 novel experimental populations is revealing answers to these long-standing questions about the role

194 The next decade may provide answers to these puzzling issues.

195 1 infection and transformation suggests that answers to these questions are approachable using animal

196 Here we show that answers to these questions are different for tropical an

197 Although answers to these questions are far from being complete,

198 While the answers to these questions are far from complete, major

199 Answers to these questions are sought with the goal in m

200 The answers to these questions determined the remaking of th

201 Answers to these questions have important implications f

202 The most salient answers to these questions have resulted from applying n

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

204 The answers to these questions inform our understanding of h

205 Answers to these questions require resolution of the nat

206 In addition, answers to these questions should be beneficial to estab

207 The answers to these questions show strong correlations with

208 The answers to these questions will impact studies of geneti

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

210 Answers to these questions will shed light onto the orig

211 Answers to these questions would contribute to design be

212 Answers to these questions would provide the foundation

213 ch may still be necessary in determining the answers to these questions, a unified characterization o

214 Darwin provided partial answers to these questions, and the progress that has be

215 By providing answers to these questions, immunologists and neurobiolo

216 Providing answers to these questions, our current study shows that

217 In providing answers to these questions, this review assesses whether

218 n, it is important to obtain more definitive answers to these questions.

219 tracks within the cell to provide intriguing answers to these questions.

220 mated method that can be used to give a fast answers to these questions.

221 domized trial is needed to better define the answers to these questions.

222 ased diagnoses in use today suggests partial answers to these questions.

223 merical method we have used does clarify the answers to these questions.

224 athy, might be instructive in predicting the answers to these questions.

225 g the gene under control of rpoN may provide answers to these questions.

226 the regenerating liver provides clues to the answers to these questions.

227 e results presented here provide a potential answer to this conundrum.

228 An obvious answer to this ecological and evolutionary question is t

229 vity to the Hedgehog pathway may provide one answer to this fundamental issue.

230 At first glance, the answer to this fundamental question appears straightforw

231 arge sample sizes might provide a definitive answer to this important clinical and public health ques

232 Long-neglected studies may provide an answer to this last question.

233 he "visual expertise mystery." One suggested answer to this mystery is that the FFA is used simply be

234 ng with cofactors often provides part of the answer to this paradox and recent studies have demonstra

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

236 In this study we provide a plausible answer to this question by demonstrating that the critic

237 Here, we report a possible answer to this question by showing that primary plastid

238 An answer to this question has broad implications for a num

239 past two decades has helped explain why the answer to this question has evaded us for so long.

240 The answer to this question has potential applications to gr

241 The answer to this question has substantial implications for

242 A popular answer to this question involves the lymphoid network's

243 The answer to this question is central to the whole enterpri

244 The answer to this question is critically important in defin

245 In this work, a positive answer to this question is given for varieties of genera

246 The answer to this question is not known in most systems.

247 The answer to this question is often given simply by the pro

248 The answer to this question lies in a rigorous evaluation of

249 An answer to this question may come from a recent investiga

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

251 The answer to this question remains enigmatic, not so much b

252 An unambiguous answer to this question requires determination of a 3D s

253 In the search for an answer to this question, we have investigated the effect

254 Although there is no clear answer to this question, what has become increasingly ev

255 ) metal transporter family, might provide an answer to this question.

256 tudy should not be considered the definitive answer to this question.

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

258 same eye and between eyes may elucidate the answer to this question.

259 naptic systems shows that there is no single answer to this question.

260 f a collaborative study aimed at finding the answer to this question.

261 is of ammonia/acetylene mixtures provides an answer to this question.

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

263 radiation damage with ions gives a positive answer to this question.

264 ronically still far from giving a convincing answer to this question.

265 information urges the quest for a definitive answer to this question.

266 Satisfying answers to this issue will require a better definition o

267 n be improved on and hopefully lead to final answers to this puzzle.

268 This article explores the answers to this question and describes how the methods u

269 Models that yield reliable answers to this question are needed in order to facilita

270 Answers to this question from theoretical and empirical

271 y and neurogenesis have provided some of the answers to this question, and more recently epigenetic m

272 have both individually provided conflicting answers to this question.

273 o these vocalizations, have begun to provide answers to this question.

274 cent paper from Collins' group provides some answers to this question.

275 Studies of microbes give mixed answers to this question.

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

277 However, some answers to this skepticism have been provided by recent

278 Answers to those questions are providing important insig

279 esian phylogenetics can provide quantitative answers to three important questions: how word orders ar

280 hylogenetic and structural evidence to glean answers to two general questions regarding PKS evolution

281 ated through the RNAP; this question must be answered to understand the CarD mechanism of action.

282 and treatment of infection will be guided by answers to unresolved questions about interspecies trans

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

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

285 We review the available answers to what is felt (i.e., the content that makes up

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

287 poses a number of fundamental questions, the answers to which may generate new directions for researc

288 advances have posed many new questions, the answers to which may subtly influence our approach to th

289 ealthy individuals removed, we must seek new answers to why COX-2 inhibitors increase the risk of car

290 ecent studies provide surprising biochemical answers to why this remarkable oscillator has such a lon