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1 genase (sMMO) from Methylococcus capsulatus (Bath).

2 e while exchanging heat and particles with a bath.

3 and the addition of chitosan to the gelling bath.

4 thesis, apply only in the presence of a heat bath.

5 th hydrophobic powder and placed on a liquid bath.

6 ber of particles are interacting with a heat bath.

7 igs and were perfused in a Langendorff organ bath.

8 rnel despite the complexity of the bacterial bath.

9 irectly coupled to an external environmental bath.

10 based on the equilibria taking place in the bath.

11 ter simulations in a finite-temperature heat bath.

12 erage change in the energy dissipated to the bath.

13 th the reference value set in a thermostatic bath.

14 solid carbon dioxide (CO2) in an isopropanol bath.

15 on with the inhomogeneously strained nuclear bath.

16 electrons in the device and an external cold bath.

17 ms with dramatically reduced coupling to the bath.

18 ained when chitosan was added to the gelling bath.

19 m that is constantly coupled to hot and cold baths.

20 all systems in contact with one or more heat baths.

21 g interactions for systems weakly coupled to baths.

22 control the energy flow between two thermal baths.

23 do not differ from costs for traditional bed bathing.

24 teraemia was lower in patients receiving CHG bathing (3.28 per 1000 days, 2.27-4.58) compared with st

25 idine oral hygiene program, 3) chlorhexidine bathing, 4) catheter-associated bloodstream infection pr

26 nd pH in a small volume of biological liquid bathing a living human bronchial epithelial cell monolay

27 nced by the detection of cBIN1-MPs in medium bathing a pure population of isolated adult mouse cardio

28 er than secreting large amounts of cytokines bathing a tissue.

29 he polymer), low solute concentration in the bath, a high pH or a low cross-link fraction.

30 ts with a many-body system, such as a phonon bath, a polaron is formed.

31 ifferent from pharmacological responses with bath added agonist.

32 ve patients in ward cohorts or single rooms; bathing all patients daily with chlorhexidine gluconate;

33 luidic channel that runs under the perfusion bath and a microcapillary that supplies fluid from this

34 PVAT, which was then re-added to the tissue bath and changes in tone measured over 1 h.

35 out carbon-13 spins in the surrounding spin bath and construct high-fidelity single- and two-qubit g

36 conventional convective heating with an oil bath and heating using microwave (MW) energy.

37 PPmicroTP by ultrasound waves on a sonicator bath and the results show that even in 8 min, it can con

38 ntum systems, including explicitly a thermal bath and work-storage device (essentially a 'weight' tha

39 verlapping of concomitant IADL and ADL, with bathing and dressing being the earliest ADL losses, and

40 tment of all ICU patients with chlorhexidine bathing and nasal mupirocin-used a prerelease version of

41 eavily used for recreational activities like bathing and water sports during the summer season.

42 teries were determined using isolated tissue baths and isometric tension recording.

43 ia, we evaluated the impact of chlorhexidine baths and mupirocin on all ICU admissions when universal

44 pe three-level system coupled to two bosonic baths and reveal the effect of counter-rotating terms on

45 nts in the ICU with once a day chlorhexidine baths and short-course nasal mupirocin could be a potent

46 change in cross-sectional area of the fluid baths and the polarity dependent propagation of the enri

47 we elevate the temperature of the sonication bath, and introduce energy via the dissipation of sonic

48 ional reflux, sealed vessel heated in an oil bath, and microwave assisted reaction.

49 nergy, acting as an analog of a thermal heat bath, and nonequilibrium energy dissipation processes as

50 olive (Olea europaea L.) using an ultrasonic bath, and the synthesis of a series of new triterpenic a

51 e exposure to THMs from ingestion, showering/bathing, and hours of swimming pool use.

52 Estimated THM uptake via showering, bathing, and swimming was significantly associated with

53 ng an ex vivo model termed 'challenge in the bath,' and showed that drug-induced decreases in synapti

54 ion potential bursting, but not by glutamate bath application activating extrasynaptic NMDA receptors

55 izes changes in pCREB levels induced by NMDA bath application in rat cortical neurons.

56 under a similar experimental condition (ie, bath application of 4-aminopyridine), the initiation of

57 Bath application of 5-HT and injection of 8-OH-DPAT [(+/

58 stimulation-evoked dopamine release and that bath application of a KOR antagonist provides full rescu

59 Bath application of a positive SK channel modulator (1-E

60 Bath application of actinomycin D, an irreversible RNA s

61 Bath application of alcohol reduced evoked firing in neu

62 E enhances the respiratory motor response to bath application of AMPA to the brainstem, although it w

63 Typically, multiplex platforms necessitate bath application of antibody cocktails, increasing proba

64 Furthermore, following bath application of BK channel blockers for 10 min, etha

65 Wiwatpanit et al. (2012) showed that bath application of C-type allatostatin produced either

66 cal activation of cholinergic receptors with bath application of carbachol increased the firing rate

67 Bath application of either BK channel blockers significa

68 Bath application of either the TRPV4 channel blocker HC0

69 Bath application of emetine, a protein synthesis inhibit

70 p recordings from GPe neurons and found that bath application of ethanol dose-dependently decreased t

71 Bath application of ethanol enhanced the amplitude of mI

72 Bath application of IL-1beta or TNF-alpha led to the rel

73 gamma-Motoneurons were excited by bath application of low concentrations of ouabain that s

74 Bath application of NE to the slices resulted in signifi

75 tion of synaptic and extrasynaptic NMDARs by bath application of NMDA causes the loss of surface GABA

76 tes and neurons significantly increase after bath application of the excitatory amino acid transporte

77 Bath application of the kappa opioid receptor agonist U6

78 acid (TBOA) and significantly decrease after bath application of the NMDA receptor antagonist DL-2-am

79 timulation, an effect that was reversed with bath application of the NMDA receptor partial agonist D-

80 Bath application of the NO donor NOC-18 increased the si

81 y augmenting projection neuron influence via bath application of the peptide cotransmitter Cancer bor

82 was due in part to an altered redox state as bath application of the reducing agent, dithiothreitol,

83 agnitude of synaptic suppression elicited by bath application of the selective CP-AMPAR antagonist na

84 on, blocking NMDA receptors (NMDARs) through bath application or intracellular dialysis not only decr

85 o had a more rapid effect: within minutes of bath application, E2 acutely increased synaptic strength

86 amatergic hair cell transmission by combined bath-application of NMDA (7-chloro-kynurenic acid) and A

87 Bath-application or local microinjections of glutamaterg

88 Bath applied Delta(9)-tetrahydrocannabinol depressed GAB

89 Bath-applied Abeta (1 mum) depressed the IPSCs on averag

90 murine gastric fundus muscles stimulated by bath-applied carbachol (CCh) or cholinergic motor neurot

91 Bath-applied CCh recruits additional ROCK-dependent MYPT

92 2+) imaging and patch-clamp experiments with bath-applied GDNF (100 nM) confirm the presynaptic inhib

93 es of MHbVL and MHbVC neurons in response to bath-applied nicotine.

94 phin or glutamate receptors, and mimicked by bath-applied OH peptide.

95 ted to MCH neurons showed that excitation by bath-applied OH peptides occurs in a minority of MCH cel

96 Bath-applied ProTx II suppressed spontaneous action pote

97 ing activity that was readily discerned with bath-applied RVF5, demonstrating the utility of RVF5 and

98 sponses to blockade of GABAA receptors using bath-applied SR95531.

99 Bath-applied VP significantly constricted SON arterioles

100 e (29)Si and (13)C paramagnetic nuclear spin baths are decoupled.

101 location approximately 50 m from the nearest bathing area and at one meter depth from the water surfa

102 Considering a thermal bath as a stimulus, we found a single macrocycle has 332

103 donor electron spin in a (29)Si nuclear spin bath as our model system, we discover both theoretically

104 diseased diaphragm, and together with organ bath assessment, provides new evidence suggesting that T

105 Each unit crossed over between bathing assignments 3 times during the study.

106 reasing rectification factor with increasing bath asymmetry appears to be a result of electroconvecti

107 ments were performed in a thermostatic water bath at 23 degrees C by direct observation that is based

108 ere subjected to ultrasonic waves in a water bath at a frequency of 35 kHz for 10, 20 and 30 min.

109 On the other hand, hot water bath (at 60 degrees C) hydrolysis enabled both nitramine

110 The Bath Breakfast Project is a randomized controlled trial

111 The Bath Breakfast Project is a randomized controlled trial

112 by removal of Na(+), K(+), or Cl(-) from the bath but could be reduced by inclusion of NH4Cl in the p

113 e dynamics of the quantum dot's nuclear spin bath by virtue of its resonant nature and by keeping exp

114 f the Ising magnet LiHo(x)Y(1-x)F4 to a heat bath can be used to tune the system between a glassy sta

115 between a magnetic impurity and an external bath can give rise to many-body quantum phenomena, inclu

116 Finally, when trout were bath challenged with viral hemorrhagic septicemia virus,

117 pin's coupling to the surrounding electronic bath changes.

118 ls during 7 patient care activities: patient bathing, changing bed linens, pouring and flushing liqui

119 Compared with soap and water bathing, chlorhexidine bathing every other day decreased

120 was significantly (p < 0.05) lower than the bath chloride concentration at strains of 37.5, 50, and

121 we report direct measurement of nuclear spin bath coherence in individual self-assembled InGaAs/GaAs

122 red in 84 of 495 (17%) children using bleach baths compared to 103 of 492 (21%) of control participan

123 cal entropy can be separated into system and bath components and that the entropy of the system chara

124 f this ensemble characterizes the system-and-bath composite, tracing out the bath yields the system's

125 es into nanosize channels in excess of their bath concentration.

126 gel) show a complex interplay between ionic bath concentrations, pH, cross-link fraction and the ave

127 d several techniques (plethysmography, organ baths, confocal microscopy, RT-PCR, ATP measurement) to

128 A symmetric device with symmetric fluid baths connected to opposite sides of the NCM did not rec

129 using chemical bath deposition in a solution bath containing CdSO4, SC(NH2)2, and NH4OH.

130 Each specimen was placed in a shaker bath containing de-ionized distilled water at 80 degrees

131 Additional outcomes: resistance during bed baths, costs.

132 d ranging from the weak to the strong system-bath coupling regime.

133 and IL-1beta were released in ex vivo organ bath cultures.

134 ices (ie, active surveillance, chlorhexidine bathing, decolonization for MRSA, and hydrogen peroxide

135 nel cohorting; daily chlorhexidine gluconate baths; dedicating equipment to be used solely for cohort

136 pectively; 2.30, 1.85-2.87; p=0.0002), first bath delayed for longer than 6 h (3131 [41%] vs 2269 [29

137 his nickel was not added to the electrolysis baths deliberately, but it was found to be present in th

138 um gas (LPG) sensing performance of chemical bath deposited TiO2 nanorods by decorating Pd nanopartic

139 The CdS was prepared using chemical bath deposition in a solution bath containing CdSO4, SC(

140 itions typical for batch experiments (finite bath), desorption accelerates with increasing partition

141 ith dissipation of the energy to the solvent bath, despite strong solvent coupling.

142 Chlorhexidine bathing did not change rates of infection-related second

143 ions, costs for preparing and performing bed baths do not differ from costs for traditional bed bathi

144 arises from decoherence of the nuclear spin bath, driven by nuclear-nuclear dipolar interactions.

145 mpressed cartilage is dilute relative to the bath due to the presence of matrix fixed charges, and th

146 Mean costs for bed baths during 6 weeks per resident were estimated at euro

147 Slow and fast bath dynamics, along with exciton transport between the

148 EVs were isolated from media bathing either apical or basolateral RPE surfaces, and t

149 and submitted to various stimuli in a tissue bath equipped with a force transducer and servo-controll

150 d with soap and water bathing, chlorhexidine bathing every other day decreased the risk of acquiring

151 Compared with soap and water, chlorhexidine bathing every other day decreased the risk of acquiring

152 work from a system in contact with a thermal bath, exploiting the information about its microstate.

153 The constant energy and time scales of the bath fix the dynamical relationship between these two qu

154 in qubit faster than the surrounding nuclear bath fluctuates.

155 familiar from beer, frothed milk, or bubble baths; foams in general also play important roles in oil

156 er in a vial that is passed in an ultrasonic bath for 10 min at room temperature to enhance cider de-

157 Using an ultrasonic bath for digestion enhancement, on-bead trypsin digestio

158 The OR in the highest category of showering/bathing for brominated THMs was 1.43 (95% CI: 0.80, 2.42

159 ased peptides on rat ileum by isolated organ bath from A1A1 (IC50=0.534-0.595muM) and A1A2 (IC50=0.41

160 as passive inclusions immersed in an active bath: from proteins on active membranes to microscopic s

161 O2 concentration on PCDD/F formation in a N2 bath gas at a residence time of 5 s.

162 Partial pressure variations of CO2 and bath gas result in a linear isotopic measurement offset

163 t collide with a third and chemically inert 'bath gas' molecule that simply transfers energy to/from

164 the reaction rate coefficients for N2 and CO bath gases.

165 y, we show that, when subject to a hypotonic bath, giant vesicles consisting of phase separating lipi

166 Critically ill children receiving daily CHG bathing had a lower incidence of bacteraemia compared wi

167 multilocus sequence typing in an area where bathing had not been prohibited.

168 act as a probe of many-body physics in spin baths; however, identification and detection of many-bod

169 The results demonstrate that dnd-MO-Vivo bath immersion is an effective strategy to produce infer

170 We developed a novel bath-immersion technology to produce large numbers of in

171 tral distribution for the P1 electronic spin bath in diamond by using an ensemble of nitrogen-vacancy

172 pling strength between spins and the thermal bath in the macroscopic Fockker-Planck and Landau-Lifshi

173 um (SR) function was blocked, and cells were bathed in 2 mm Ca(2+).

174 e used the in vitro entorhinal cortex slices bathed in 4-aminopirydine (4-AP) as an experimental para

175 he basal [Ca(2+) ]i in isolated glomus cells bathed in 5 mm KClo , but elicited transient increases i

176 During stress, hippocampal synapses are bathed in a mixture of stress-released molecules, yet it

177 atients with acute schistosomiasis (group 1) bathed in a swimming pool supplied by a brook on a count

178 and immune cells; placental villi, which are bathed in maternal blood, and fetal membranes, which enc

179 tal implant environment where the implant is bathed in the glycoprotein-rich salivary fluids that enh

180 Our objective was to assess whether daily bathing in chlorhexidine gluconate (CHG) compared with s

181 ce of the cooking methods (cooked in a water bath, in a stove, and in a microwave oven) on the minera

182 The presence of the liquid bath increases the humidity and minimises the effect of

183 e environment as a contributor to the system-bath interactions that define non-equilibrium regimes.

184 We then show that the bath ion conditions can be reduced to one variable with

185 ent of the raw and cooked samples in a water bath is different from the samples cooked in stove and m

186 nima systems coupled to a quantum mechanical bath is shown.

187 he number of photons flowing between the two baths is dramatically different depending on the symmetr

188 tral spin decoherence caused by nuclear spin baths is often a critical issue in various quantum compu

189 and BDE 100 at the second sampling location (Bath, L2).

190 The influence of bath load, current density and the brush material used w

191 Addition of XA to the bathing medium (1-10 mM) resulted in a dose-related redu

192 s, by altering the ionic constituency of the bathing medium [cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)], or by electr

193 samples cannot be controlled in water or oil bath methods due to main dependence on sample's thermal

194 Using a first-principles microscopic quantum-bath model, we find that two factors determine the unusu

195 modynamics are satisfied for our system plus bath model.

196 Health Research, the Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust, the BRONNER-BENDUNG Stifung/G

197 , and it is now believed to originate from a bath of fluctuating two-level defect states (TLSs) embed

198 to a small external perturbation in a dense bath of motile E. coli bacteria.

199 ring by coupling the electrons directly to a bath of refrigerated nuclei, rather than cooling via pho

200 n of large structural monomers immersed in a bath of smaller depletants.

201 o sprout from water droplets injected into a bath of toluene containing ethanol and silica colloids.

202 Units performed once-daily bathing of all patients with disposable cloths impregnat

203 These findings do not support daily bathing of critically ill patients with chlorhexidine.

204 Daily bathing of critically ill patients with the broad-spectr

205 ly relevant reactive small molecules involve bathing of the entire cell or isolated organelle with ex

206 (1.87, 1.19-2.95; 79%, 53.8%-90.4%), delayed bathing of the newborn for at least 24 hours (1.47, 1.09

207 pping of the newborn after delivery, delayed bathing of the newborn, early initiation of breastfeedin

208 hat are each linearly coupled to dissipative baths of harmonic oscillators, has become the workhorse

209 Probiotic baths of surface symbionts, Pseudomonas fluorescens and

210 nonequilibrium forces exerted by the active bath on the inclusions or boundaries often regulate func

211 ng the degree of asymmetry between the fluid baths on opposite sides of a nanocapillary membrane (NCM

212 Furthermore, it can be rescued by bath perfusion with retigabine, a KCNQ channel activator

213 During the chlorhexidine bathing period, 55 infections occurred: 4 CLABSI, 21 CAU

214 During the control bathing period, 60 infections occurred: 4 CLABSI, 32 CAU

215 .90 per 1000 patient-days during the control bathing periods (rate difference, -0.04; 95% CI, -1.10 t

216 R currents were very sensitive to changes of bath pH as if the introduced cysteine assumes an altered

217 Bath pH changes alone did not generate significant curre

218 s vessel enclosed in a circulating perfusion bath powered by a peristaltic pump, which is integrated

219 l use (OR 0.65, 95% CI 0.53-0.78), and daily bathing practices (OR 0.76, 95% CI 0.53-0.99).

220 atients older than 2 months, either standard bathing practices or using a cloth impregnated with 2% C

221 idine gluconate (CHG) compared with standard bathing practices would reduce bacteraemia in critically

222 qubits with a nearly noise-free nuclear spin bath, previously achievable only in nuclear spin-0 semic

223 -body correlations in nanoscale nuclear spin baths produce identifiable signatures in decoherence of

224 selectively enhanced, while the rest of the bath remains decoupled.

225 ne-bound pMMO from Methylococcus capsulatus (Bath) reveal that zinc inhibits pMMO at two sites that a

226 ls in the USA were randomly assigned a daily bathing routine for admitted patients older than 2 month

227 mia compared with those receiving a standard bathing routine.

228 The bath salt constituent 3,4-methylenedioxypyrovalerone (MD

229 le is known about whether interactions among bath salt constituents contribute to the abuse-related e

230 Bath salt preparations often contain mixtures of drugs i

231 stimulant-like drugs of abuse in commercial 'bath salt' preparations.

232 the least potent and effective of the three bath salts constituents.

233 teractions tended toward additivity for most bath salts mixtures, supra-additive (3 : 1 MDPV : caffei

234 sponding were also maintained by each of the bath salts mixtures.

235 Although low recreational doses of bath salts or spice compounds can produce desirable effe

236 findings demonstrate that the composition of bath salts preparations can have an impact on both their

237 s contribute to the abuse-related effects of bath salts preparations.

238 Bath salts use is associated with high rates of abuse, t

239 atterns of use and effects reported by human bath salts users.

240 Synthetic cathinones (i.e., "bath salts") and synthetic cannabinoids (i.e., "spice")

241 The abuse of 'bath salts' has raised concerns because of their adverse

242 idly evolving families encoding F-box, MATH, BATH, seven-transmembrane G-coupled receptors, and nucle

243 As the ion concentrations in the bath solution are systematically varied, the ion content

244 d by hyposmotic (250 osmol (l solution)(-1)) bath solution stimulated Gd(3+)-sensitive ICat in smooth

245 h Mg(2+) and Co(3+)Hex concentrations in the bath solution, it is observed that the spacing is largel

246 rrent was reduced by removing Na(+) from the bath solution, or by knocking down levels of Slack using

247 the response to changes in osmolality of the bathing solution.

248 polyanionic dextran sulfate to the membrane bathing solution.

249 of both (225)Ac(3+) ions and Gd(3+) ions via bath sonication was used to construct (225)Ac@gadonanotu

250 h SEM and XPS after exposing the membrane to bath sonication.

251 suppress the flip-flop rate of the neighbour bath spins and yield a specific environment spectral den

252 interactions between the central ion and the bath spins suppress the flip-flop rate of the neighbour

253 -1 channel, were evaluated by in vitro organ bath studies and the patch-clamp technique.

254 Organ bath studies showed that the compound caused time- and c

255 aximum diaphragm force in conventional organ bath studies was also reduced by TGF-alpha overexpressio

256 In organ bath studies, GABAAR subtype-specific ligands had contra

257 erapy (n = 10; immersion in a 40.5 degrees C bath sufficient to maintain rectal temperature >/= 38.5

258 dog's tongue pulls a liquid column from the bath, suggesting that the hydrodynamics of column format

259 Bathing suit ichthyosis (BSI) is a rare congenital disor

260 Bathing suit ichthyosis is caused by recessive, temperat

261 ent for quantitative analysis, or in a water bath system for endpoint analysis.

262 d whether the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) that bathes the CNS is enriched for tumor DNA, here termed CS

263 nd 12 hours later quantifying virus in fluid bathing the basolateral cell surface (maintained at pH 7

264 exogenously applied multiple times or after bathing the slice in 5-HIAA.

265 ows for an increase in copying efficiency by bathing the vesicles in a continuously refreshed solutio

266 ata to proteomic data for the coelomic fluid bathing the yolk sac.

267 Through the action of the baths the system is driven to a non-equilibrium steady s

268 e contrary, under field conditions (infinite bath), the pollutant release controlled by intraparticle

269 on-equilibrium driving forces in a bacterial bath, the colloids disperse if disorder is added to the

270 one was denatured using a 70 degrees C water bath to create an accelerated heat stressed environment.

271 gain tested body CTmax s using a thermal dry bath to eliminate boundary layer effects: body size corr

272 econd electrode placed in a bulk electrolyte bath, to provide information on a substrate of interest.

273 mmended by the American College of Surgeons (bathing, transferring, dressing, shopping, and meals), h

274 le cloths, before crossover to the alternate bathing treatment for 10 weeks.

275 Bathing treatments were performed for a 10-week period f

276 ly hygienic measures with or without "bleach baths" twice a week for 3 months.

277 kinds of US treatments including ultrasonic bath (UB) at 40kHz and ultrasonic probe (UP) at 24kHz we

278 The Castang Foundation, Bath Unit for Research in Paediatrics, National Institut

279 e removal of reaction tubes from the boiling bath used in the sample treatment.

280 The control condition is a traditional bed bath using soap, water, washcloths and towels.

281 issipation arising from system (exciton) and bath (vacuum and other quasiparticles) interactions and

282 ecommendations for the use of diluted bleach baths, vitamin D, and environmental modifications.

283 sical systems because a weak coupling to the bath was assumed to be sufficient.

284 A method using an ultrasonic bath was selected because several samples can be prepare

285 An acetone vapor bath was used to smooth acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene

286 than water chloroform, suggesting showering/bathing was a more important source than drinking.

287 cations, the GI probability was above the EU Bathing Water Directive threshold for excellent water qu

288 or brief electrical impulses applied to the bathing water.

289 ncy, voltage and the distance to the gelling bath were optimized for two nozzles of 150 and 300 mum.

290 opened, they redissolve into the electrolyte bath with concomitant O2 and H2 evolution, such that the

291 on 'washing without water' consists of a bed bath with disposable wash gloves made of non-woven waffl

292 nts who were MRSA-negative and MSSA-negative bathed with CHG the night before and morning of their op

293 ek washout period during which patients were bathed with nonantimicrobial disposable cloths, before c

294 For patients bathed with soap and water versus chlorhexidine, counts

295 Patients were randomized to bathing with 2% chlorhexidine every other day alternatin

296 In this pragmatic trial, daily bathing with chlorhexidine did not reduce the incidence

297 water every other day (treatment arm) or to bathing with soap and water daily (control arm).

298 current; while a NCM connected between fluid baths with a 32-fold difference in cross-sectional area

299 re to replace traditional soap and water bed baths without proper evaluation of (cost) effectiveness.

300 e system-and-bath composite, tracing out the bath yields the system's thermal state.