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1 (1.9) of the 8 contraceptives that they were asked about.

2 Patients were asked about 3 symptoms: pain, visual sensations, and a f

3 ict where during immunization visits workers asked about 4 health behaviors related to bed net use, f

4 We sent a standardised survey that asked about 50 physical symptoms to three UK military co

5 for NHANES 2007-2008, all participants were asked about a history of health professional- or physici

6 When asked about a hypothetical mentally incompetent patient

7 Similar questions can be asked about a pandemic of influenza that is probably imm

8 s living in North America and Europe will be asked about a variety of new technological and behaviora

9 Among the single-item questions, asking about a patient's use of a surrogate reader, conf

10 sions, a prompt within the medical record to ask about abuse, and a referral pathway to a named domes

11 Also examined were patients' responses when asked about adhering to those recommendations.

12 s also underwent a structured interview that asked about amnesia for traumatic experiences, the circu

13 Of the 102,544 subjects asked about an asthma diagnosis, 9,782 reported lifetime

14 Instruments asked about an individual's own health status and elicit

15 Respondents were also asked about any stillbirths and spontaneous abortions.

16 Annual questionnaires asking about aspirin use and other variables, including

17 The questionnaire also asked about big toe pain, joint replacement, and history

18 Respondents were asked about births, deaths, and migration patterns in th

19 At age 12, children were asked about bullying experiences and psychotic symptoms.

20 A survey that asked about CAM use, health status, demographics, physic

21 Key informants were also asked about causes of disorders, and their treatment, an

22 now permits a broad range of questions to be asked about CB structure and function in a genetically t

23 When asked about code status, 56% chose cardiopulmonary resus

24 utrition Examination Survey, 1971-1975, were asked about coffee and tea consumption, which was catego

25 hare Power in the interaction, show Empathy, ask about Concerns or fears, and work to develop Trust b

26 Participants were asked about contacts with people with varicella or zoste

27 A subgroup of the respondents were also asked about coordinating-center agreements for such tria

28 on-based register, in which respondents were asked about current and past church attendance and psych

29 Previous biennial questionnaires since 1986 asked about date of birth, alcohol intake, and other hea

30 swered self-administered questionnaires that asked about demographic characteristics, diet, lifestyle

31 Participants were asked about demographic characteristics, exposure to the

32 We asked about deployment, exposures, symptoms, and illness

33 We also asked about depression and several potential risk factor

34 Participants were asked about depression, mental distress, domestic confli

35 Survey questions asked about differing characteristics of vision-related

36 Participants were also asked about difficulties they had when approaching stres

37 Providers typically asked about domestic violence in a perfunctory manner du

38 Collecting socioeconomic characteristics and asking about donation-related cost concerns prior to don

39 clinically suspected TTP-HUS were explicitly asked about drug exposure.

40 Ten key questions are asked about each hit, addressing functions, phenotypes,

41 lived on farms at age 18 years or after were asked about exposure to crops, livestock, and farm tasks

42 Asking about family history of asthma is a useful tool f

43 in question, emphasizing that physicians may ask about firearms (with rare exceptions), may counsel a

44 Interviewed relatives were asked about first-degree relatives who were not availabl

45 mmonly encountered racial/ethnic groups, and asking about folk illness beliefs and ethnomedical treat

46 = .043), and those whose patients routinely ask about FP (odds ratio = 2.09; 95% CI, 1.31 to 3.33).

47 Participants were first asked about frequency of acetaminophen use in 1990.

48 A separate component of the questionnaire asked about functional outcomes and disabilities.

49 matic children younger than 18 yr of age and asking about genetic and environmental risk factors for

50 lled in the Seveso Women's Health Study were asked about history of fibroids, medical records were ob

51 Women were asked about hormonal contraceptive use in the context of

52 Three years later, they were asked about hours spent walking, cycling, gardening, and

53 Heads of georeferenced households were asked about household deaths in the period June 1, 2004,

54 women and girls aged 15 to 25 years who were asked about HPV vaccination.

55 th Impact Profile (OHIP) questionnaire which asked about impacts caused by problems with the teeth, m

56 eporting physical violence by a partner were asked about injuries that resulted from this type of vio

57 Respondents were asked about institutional characteristics, spontaneous a

58 nitial survey plus additional questions that asked about interventions and changes occurring in the l

59 sing CAM use were that the physician had not asked about it and that the patient forgot to tell the p

60 In the FOA Study, participants were asked about knee pain and had bilateral weight-bearing a

61 They were also asked about knee pain and limitations in function by usi

62 Subjects were then asked about knee pain and weight-bearing anteroposterior

63 icipants were given telephone interviews and asked about known and suspected risk factors for breast

64 e of 2030 youth aged 10 to 17 years who were asked about lifetime adversities and current distress sy

65 the baseline and follow-up assessments both asked about lifetime symptoms, the loss of somatization

66 orting headaches once or more per month were asked about migraine symptoms including nausea, unilater

67 PICUs with greater than one respondent, when asked about morbidity and mortality conference conformit

68 Of the 115 patients asked about new or worsening back or neck pain, lower ex

69 s including oncologists will increasingly be asked about options for assisted reproduction by members

70 We asked about pain or discomfort after staining and evalua

71 ns that public health practitioners commonly ask about pandemic influenza and match these with analyt

72 They were asked about participation in clinical research studies o

73 er, approximately half do not ask, or seldom ask, about patients' willingness to quit smoking, and mo

74 Questionnaires asked about patients' 3 most recent partnerships.

75 In this study, we asked about pDC behavior in the setting of virus-free in

76 s mailed in 1986, 1988, 1990, 1992, and 1994 asked about physical activity, incidence of gallstone di

77 ical symptoms, particularly those items that asked about physician frustration and whether patients w

78 ating; none reported their current physician asking about political violence.

79 Here, we have asked about post-transcriptional mechanisms regulating m

80 group were nearly three times more likely to ask about prognosis (16.7% v 5.8%; P =.03).

81 Subjects were asked about recreational activities including walking or

82 (NEEAR) Study during 2003-2005 and 2007 and asked about sand contact on the day of their visit to th

83 When asked about setting limits on medical treatment in the f

84 Questionnaires mailed in 2000 asked about sexual function, physical activity, body wei

85 note, this simple approach does not directly ask about SI, which some individuals may deny or choose

86 Health professionals should ask about sibling bullying and interventions are needed

87 23% of AWCs; P < .005), and a minority were asked about smoking (42% of survivors v 41% of AWCs; P =

88 nded they begin or continue exercise, or (3) asked about smoking.

89 mine the prevalence of allergic rhinitis and asked about sociodemographics and family history of alle

90 When asked about specific aspects of care, fee-for-service me

91 Subjects were asked about specific childhood ADHD behaviors, and the d

92 The likelihood of asking about specific driving tasks was significantly gr

93 surveyed them 4 to 6 months after discharge, asking about symptoms, comorbidities, and demographic ch

94 t, i.e., "Does the word describe you?") were asked about target words (adjectives for personality tra

95 Participants were asked about television-watching habits in 1992.

96 When asked about testing in pregnancy, 16% of participants sa

97 We used a questionnaire to ask about the decision to be present or absent during re

98 e two-state model start to be observable, we ask about the experimental signatures of complex multist

99 Ask about the patient's Social context, share Power in t

100 The second survey asked about the acceptability of directed donation to me

101 The control survey (n = 60) asked about the acceptability of gifts before asking que

102 ts' personal beliefs and perceived norms, we asked about the acceptability of intimate partner violen

103 The survey asked about the acceptability of kidney donation by clos

104 Their parents were asked about the acceptability of the swab collection met

105 Gastroenterologists are frequently asked about the appropriateness of PPI therapy for speci

106 the scope and scale of questions that can be asked about the causes and consequences of movement and

107 Respondents were asked about the causes of and solutions to the problem o

108 Respondents were asked about the characteristics of their kidney transpla

109 We asked about the children's reception of end-of-life prof

110 log scale) were individually interviewed and asked about the description, cause, consequence, and man

111 n anywhere may occasionally see a case or be asked about the disease so a basic understanding of lepr

112 ring semistructured interviews, couples were asked about the effect of RA on their lives and relation

113 The first asked about the general acceptability of allowing altrui

114 These data allow broad questions to be asked about the history of life, but also present diffic

115 When asked about the importance of discussing sexual issues,

116 n some of the most important questions being asked about the living world.

117 he number of male sex partners and then were asked about the number of female sex partners in the pas

118 from sexual identity; all participants were asked about the number of male sex partners and then wer

119 In 1986, participants were asked about the number of months they breastfed for all

120 hepatitis C, or injection-drug use); we also asked about the perceived cause of the injury and the su

121 s a bioterrorism weapon, questions have been asked about the persistence of protection (as offered by

122 food where there was no expectation of being asked about the presence of food.

123 The initial article asked about the role of rapid immunochromatographic anti

124 d increased knowledge and understanding when asked about the specific information present on the sign

125 The physicians were asked about the types of incentives they encountered, th

126 Now, more than ever, patients are asking about the possibility of 'waking up during the op

127 Executives were also asked about their attitudes toward palliative care.

128 ted States (or control information) and then asked about their beliefs regarding the roles of structu

129 poll in which 76 life science journals were asked about their current or intended policies on the in

130 loop diuretics bumetanide and furosemide, we asked about their effects on HNS function following dist

131 Interviewees were asked about their experience of how the checklist was in

132 Respondents were asked about their knowledge of and beliefs about the sma

133 Participants were asked about their life in the care home, their health, t

134 Patients were asked about their own views; psychiatrists provided both

135 They were also asked about their physical and psychological well-being.

136 One third changed their preference when asked about their preference in the event of a nontermin

137 The questions patients are asked about their preferences with regard to life-sustai

138 py at 2 intervals between 2011 and 2014 were asked about their regular outpatient medications.

139 The patients were asked about their symptoms and quality of life (QOL) usi

140 Participants were asked about their use of cigarettes, e-cigarettes, tradi

141 tial participants in a proposed biobank were asked about their willingness to participate, their priv

142 patients' understandings of their illness by asking about their Explanatory model.

143 slight majority thought it appropriate to be asked about these needs, although fewer thought this com

144 However, clinicians often forget to ask about this information, and many lesbians and gay me

145 Each person was asked about treatment preferences in three clinical vign

146 Respondents were also asked about tube current settings for routine chest comp

147 rs of children younger than 3 years old were asked about use of health services (primary outcome) and

148 Questions were asked about: use of ayahuasca, lysergic acid diethylamid

149 When asked about various possible consequences of vision loss

150 Studies that asked about violence more than once during detailed in-p

151 e 1996 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey were asked about visits for 12 complementary medical services

152 Questions have been asked about whether the process of obtaining informed co

153 Individuals were asked about whether they were prescribed exercise, the a

154 erating many useful mAbs questions have been asked about which types of cells are prone to fuse and w

155 month, comprehensive Web-based surveys that asked about work schedules and the occurrence of percuta

156 sage, "We may call you after the election to ask about your voting experience." Increasing the percei