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1 Each WG was asked to 1) develop a series of topics relevant to t

2 while blindfolded (up to 15 m in length) and were asked to actively maintain the path in mind.

3 When observers were asked to actively report their percept, our objecti

4 e been promulgated and grant applicants have been asked to address the rigor and reproducibility of t

5 Afterwards, they were asked to adjust a coloured probe bar's orientation

6 or methicillin-susceptible S. aureus (MSSA) were asked to apply mupirocin intranasally twice daily f

7 Participants were asked to apply the usual diagnostic work-up for CD

8 Participants were asked to apply their lotion to exposed skin every e

9 In a collaborative effort, teams were asked to assemble a simulated Illumina HiSeq data s

10 Participants were asked to assess each disc according to 9 convention

11 Experts were asked to assess the patients for ROP stage, presenc

12 All 42 endoscopists at our institute were asked to attain a colonoscopy withdrawal time of at

13 Women were asked to attend a follow-up visit 1 month after enr

14 Patients were asked to attend a radiographic and clinical follow-

15 In post-trial monitoring, 3277 patients were asked to attend annual UKPDS clinics for 5 years, b

16 patients who underwent post-trial monitoring were asked to attend annual UKPDS clinics for the first

17 In study 1, Trobriand adolescents were asked to attribute emotions, social motives, or bot

18 First, in an fMRI experiment, subjects were asked to attribute states of awareness to a cartoon

19 nstillation of 5 muL2% fluorescein, subjects were asked to blink 1 second after the start of the reco

20 The subjects were asked to blink at the start of the recording and tr

21 Participants were asked to bring all their medications and related do

22 They are asked to carefully consider the validity of the prop

23 Separately, physicians were asked to categorize their patients' stroke and blee

24 When the subject was asked to change H-reflex size, immediate visual feed

25 radiologists experienced in prostate imaging were asked to characterize different regions suspicious

26 In this benchmark study, 26 investigators were asked to characterize the kinetics and affinities o

27 choice sets about a usual dinner at home and were asked to choose in each choice set between 2 meals

28 aire was sent to 50 experienced surgeons who were asked to choose the patient who in their opinion ha

29 vs endoscopists (2 expert and 4 novice), who were asked to classify the images of the test set as neo

30 st altered scene was presented, participants were asked to classify the scene as new, old, or old but

31 Participants were asked to classify the speed of 2-D raised dot patte

32 ete 24-h urine collection, a random one-half were asked to collect a second 24-h urine sample.

33 They were asked to color the bodily regions whose activity th

34 They were asked to color, on separate trials, the bodily regi

35 Though participants were asked to compare the two tones in each trial, impli

36 ing for exercise and working up a sweat, and were asked to compare their activity levels with others.

37 Women were asked to compare their comfort during CT with that

38 gistry enrollment, GenTAC study participants are asked to complete questionnaires about demographics,

39 Each participant was asked to complete 2 recalls and was randomly assigne

40 more who were considering bariatric surgery were asked to complete 2 validated condition-specific qu

41 Intervention participants were asked to complete 25 training sessions at home with

42 5 years when diet records had been collected were asked to complete a 42-item food frequency question

43 Patients were asked to complete a comprehensive survey on treatme

44 of age when the diet records were collected were asked to complete a food frequency questionnaire re

45 In the first round, experts were asked to complete a list of suggested parameters an

46 y recruited from an emergency department who were asked to complete a postconcussion symptom scale an

47 All patients were asked to complete a questionnaire addressing previo

48 All participants were asked to complete a questionnaire at recruitment ab

49 ents aged 10 to 14 years, and their parents, were asked to complete a questionnaire regarding the ado

50 Experts were asked to complete a questionnaire to elicit opinion

51 Cases and controls were asked to complete a self-administered questionnaire

52 Nineteen patients with dry eye disease were asked to complete an evaluation of dry eye signs an

53 Patients were asked to complete health status questionnaires.

54 Clinicians were asked to complete questionnaires on clinical, bioch

55 They were asked to complete several questionnaires including

56 Scottish Motor Neurone Disease Register and were asked to complete the DAS, the standardised Apathy

57 r =50% excess body weight loss after surgery were asked to complete the same questionnaires for compa

58 r routine follow-up visits, and participants were asked to complete the survey before or after their

59 ents who underwent RTx between 2005 and 2010 were asked to complete the validated Overactive Bladder

60 Participants were asked to complete three questionnaires: EuroQuol (E

61 Mothers were asked to confirm the diagnosis and to provide avail

62 urgery for presumed advanced ovarian cancer, were asked to consent to a postoperative CT scan if cyto

63 death and adverse events (AEs), participants were asked to consent to an extended follow-up phase in

64 Our two experts have been asked to consider the following question: what is t

65 dical and popular literature, audiences have been asked to consider whether antibiotics have contribu

66 Physicians were asked to consider the "acceptability" of offering a

67 Respondents were asked to consider their response to a patient at mo

68 : 18-50 y) who usually consumed standard LFs were asked to consume either PY or LF every day with the

69 in which healthy participants (aged 35-55 y) were asked to consume for 12 consecutive weeks up to 200

70 usual care arm were seen every 3 months and were asked to contact the site if they were concerned ab

71 Condition C participants wore an anklet and were asked to continue consuming alcohol as normal.

72 f monozygotic and dizygotic female twins who were asked to decide either how much of a counterpart pl

73 logy results were disclosed and the surgeons were asked to decide on the optimal definitive surgical

74 - 7.73 years) performed a task in which they were asked to decide whether information from a surgeon

75 Participants were asked to define and to critically evaluate real and

76 Investigators were asked to define prospectively their revascularizati

77 Finding the unexpected and being asked to demonstrate unequivocally the absence of

78 The participants in the focus groups were asked to describe their typical interactions with p

79 First, the readers were asked to detect NTZ PML lesions without comparing c

80 Human participants were asked to detect oriented gratings of a particular o

81 Separately, each was asked to determine the maximal anterior to posterior

82 visual and auditory modalities in which they were asked to determine if two words were spelled the sa

83 Observers were asked to determine the presence of PE and to rank t

84 Respondents were asked to diagnose the described cases.

85 A third (32%) of respondents had been asked to directly solicit a donation from their pat

86 In Experiment 1, human participants were asked to discriminate time intervals while evoked p

87 of vaccine-derived polio countries using OPV were asked to dispose of all usable, unexpired tOPV afte

88 ed randomly and a masked glaucoma specialist was asked to distinguish if each set of exams was from a

89 nonimmediate family were more likely to have been asked to donate but less likely to feel they had to

90 Users were asked to draw various regions of interest (ROIs) on

91 All patients were asked to drink 1 L of water between early and late

92 s in each group) of normal, healthy subjects were asked to drink water or 300 kcal glucose or orange

93 ndex (BMI; in kg/m(2)): 27-35; age: 18-45 y] were asked to eat either a main meal at lunch (LM) or a

94 e sounds over three conditions, participants were asked to either categorise the incoming complex acc

95 Human participants were asked to either learn to choose actions that lead t

96 periment 2 a further sixteen musical novices were asked to either pay attention to the musicians' mov

97 50 y] who usually consumed DBs in their diet were asked to either substitute water for DBs (water gro

98 Contestants were asked to elucidate the pattern of SNPs and interact

99 In three experiments, observers were asked to encode object colors and the processing of

100 Participating clinicians were asked to enroll >/=20 consenting patients with any

101 14 participating institutions in 5 US states were asked to enroll in the study.

102 ecorded using an eye tracker as the subjects were asked to establish the image orientation.

103 Both patients and proxies were asked to estimate patient baseline quality of life

104 Participants were asked to estimate the MAE duration following prolon

105 Participants were asked to estimate the number of calories in a fast-

106 Ophthalmologists may be asked to evaluate and manage ocular damage in patient

107 y, each expert viewed the images again while being asked to examine arteries and veins in isolation a

108 ded lists of individuals to be contacted and were asked to exclude those who had died or might die ov

109 nce ratings of the stimuli when participants were asked to experience their emotions, but not when as

110 Experts were asked to explain their diagnostic process in detail

111 etter, worse, both or neither?" Participants were asked to explain their response; explanations were

112 onsecutive patients with periodontal disease were asked to express the degree of pain they experience

113 resources are frequently limited, providers are asked to fill unexpected roles determined by necessi

114 All groups will be asked to fill out quality of life related questionnai

115 The referring physician was asked to fill in validated questionnaires before, sh

116 Patients were asked to fill out a questionnaire 1 week after the

117 Caregivers of the patients were asked to fill out a questionnaire to state the elim

118 the eye clinic between June and August 2010 were asked to fill out the Dry Eye Questionnaire 5 (DEQ5

119 Observers were asked to find and touch a target among five distrac

120 In the second part, participants were asked to focus on either the features or configurat

121 Particularly, before deciding they were asked to focus on the (un)fairness of the offender

122 During experiments, participants were asked to follow various protocols while volatile or

123 tegories (famous faces and places), patients were asked to freely recall these items, targeting each

124 administered to 98 wedding participants who were asked to give a blood sample.

125 or this part of the study, household members were asked to give respiratory specimens for influenza P

126 ographs, 14 of which had a pneumothorax, and were asked to give their level of confidence as to wheth

127 Participants were asked to grade each image as depicting "ulcer" or "

128 10 and 3 on a scale of 1 to 4 when patients were asked to grade the operative result.

129 For BH PET, patients were asked to hold their breath 9 times for 20-s interva

130 he relevance and priorities of the questions being asked, to how the research is designed, conducted,

131 Each participant was asked to identify a basilar tip aneurysm in a valida

132 A key informant from each household was asked to identify household members with disorders t

133 rtices (PPC) immediately before participants were asked to identify a compound letter.

134 Participants were asked to identify aspects of patient-centered care

135 Family doctors of each case were asked to identify healthy infants born consecutivel

136 a secure website using both strategies, and were asked to identify progression or state that images

137 Participants were asked to identify targets based on conjunctions of

138 ith right temporal-parietal junction lesions were asked to identify the global or local levels of hie

139 These experts were asked to identify the highest priority research gap

140 GPs were asked to identify the periodontal services rendered

141 sions and one patient with large MTL lesions were asked to identify the unique object among twin pair

142 mber 2011, antiretroviral therapy initiators were asked to identify themselves as cluster residents (

143 ach patient shown to the dermatologists, who were asked to identify ugly duckling nevi (UDN).

144 Respondents were asked to identify what they believed most hospitali

145 Invitees were asked to imagine they had been diagnosed with inter

146 roposals, 160 1- to 2(1/2)-year-old toddlers were asked to imitate two simple movements- bending the

147 Authors were asked to include Research Resource Identifiers (RRI

148 ects viewed a dynamic random dot display and were asked to indicate their decision about direction by

149 A further set of five expert screen readers was asked to interpret a common set of images in two ide

150 Children were asked to judge story protagonists' morality.

151 Here, observers were asked to judge the average tilt in a circular array

152 matic reviews of recent clinical studies and were asked to justify wording changes based on new evide

153 wearers of silicone hydrogel contact lenses were asked to keep one eye open for approximately 18 sec

154 Observers were asked to keep their gaze on a red target dot on the

155 In a pilot study, respondents were asked to list the answers to the question, "What is

156 Participants were asked to list the terms they use to search for STD-

157 Twenty-four normal hearing participants were asked to localise the position of a noise burst alo

158 Network Challenge, in which competing teams were asked to locate 10 red weather balloons placed at l

159 ubjects were gently rotated in a chair while being asked to maintain their outstretched arm pointing

160 Therefore, surrogate decision makers are asked to make judgments about what treatment pathway

161 is resting quietly but in another way if one is asked to make a decision.

162 e full-light and point-light video clips and was asked to make a forced-choice as to which emotion wa

163 by recording EEG signals while participants were asked to make a "diagnosis" after seeing a sample o

164 In contrast, when humans were asked to make a sequence of reactive saccades to a

165 th biopsy-diagnosed low-risk prostate cancer were asked to make comprehensive lifestyle changes.

166 Hungry human subjects were asked to make food choices while we measured neural

167 Participating teams were asked to make inter-species predictions on the basi

168 e day after each study session, participants were asked to make memory judgments of new and old items

169 Participants were asked to make saccadic eye movements for different

170 In this task, subjects were asked to memorize and recall lists of common nouns.

171 Some of these areas showed overlap when EA was asked to mentally imagine the pictures he had to dra

172 nd ventral striatum (VS) when human subjects are asked to merely think about the future--specifically

173 After ERP testing, patients were asked to name the same set of objects aloud.

174 Women were asked to name their health care proxy (HCP), emerge

175 critical postdiagnosis period, when parents are asked to navigate a complex service delivery system,

176 Ten radiologists were asked to obtain specific image reformations by usin

177 Hospitals that were asked to participate in the 2001 and 2002 Leapfrog

178 through deployed and locally employed staff, were asked to participate in the Monitoring Violence aga

179 the 1,632 NYC public schools and principals were asked to participate in the survey or to designate

180 ic chronic norovirus infection with diarrhea were asked to participate in this prospective parallel c

181 l infants targeted for early MMR vaccination were asked to participate.

182 One or both parents of 91 patients were asked to participate; 100% agreed.

183 ts with different surgical experience levels were asked to peel a series of bandage strips off a plat

184 were assessed immediately after patients had been asked to perform oral hygiene to the best of their

185 Human participants were asked to perform a reaching movement toward a displ

186 ic medical record or a novel user interface, were asked to perform a structured task.

187 Patients and control subjects were asked to perform a three-letter (3Let) and a six-le

188 derly adults with balance impairments (BIOA) were asked to perform obstacle avoidance while walking,

189 Study participants were asked to perform two different tasks: imagined purs

190 and five patients with macular degeneration were asked to perform two visually guided saccade tasks

191 (mean age 74) and young (mean age 20) adults were asked to pick up two spatially disparate objects, o

192 Residents were asked to place an ultrasound-guided catheter on a h

193 delayed-movement paradigm, human volunteers were asked to plan and execute three types of nonvisuall

194 In typical studies, species are asked to play one of a series of economic games, der

195 the United States, research universities are being asked to play a central role in our knowledge-cent

196 r making this moral judgment correctly, they were asked to play with the morally nice and the morally

197 3D visual environment in which participants were asked to point to a target at different stereoscopi

198 f two tasks: "depthGO" in which participants were asked to point to the new target position if the ta

199 Participants were asked to press a button when the third picture of a

200 Anesthesiologists are increasingly being asked to provide sedation or anesthesia to ensure

201 area prior to traveling to tropical regions were asked to provide a fecal sample before and after th

202 Centers were asked to provide information on cases of acute tamp

203 Study authors were asked to provide primary data from their trial.

204 canvassing of households in Abuja, Nigeria, were asked to provide sputum for individual and pooled (

205 Caregivers of children with food allergies were asked to quantify the direct medical, out-of-pocket

206 For each scenario, the respondent was asked to rank his or her likelihood of recommending

207 When experts were asked to rank images in order of severity, the mean

208 er the simultaneous injections, the patients were asked to rate the pain on each side on a Likert-typ

209 Readers were asked to rate their confidence of image interpretat

210 ctively, 20 patients listed for punctoplasty were asked to rate their epiphora, using the Munk score,

211 Groups were asked to rate, on a visual analog scale, each pictu

212 Participants were asked to reach out and pick up a high-contrast cubo

213 Participants were asked to react as fast as possible to target stimul

214 ts, a randomly selected subset of our sample was asked to recall emotions of anxiety and fear connect

215 ed a color working memory test in which they were asked to recall 3 or 4 items after a 1- or 4-second

216 ter control, and immediately afterward, they were asked to recall the text passage (i.e., retrieval u

217 Parents were asked to record in a structured diary the number of

218 es with 9 months of body fellowship training were asked to record the presence or absence of three MR

219 In this technique, patients are asked to recount what they have been told in the inf

220 They were asked to recount their spoken interactions during t

221 She was asked to refrain from consuming any food containing

222 The subjects were asked to remain awake, stay silent, and try to rema

223 signed to the control arm (these individuals were asked to remain uncircumcised until the study ended

224 eeks; range: 1 to 24 weeks), 70 participants were asked to remove plaque to the best of their ability

225 s of 50 words preceded by warning tones, and were asked to repeat each word.

226 st task randomly mixed with 50 new words and were asked to repeat the word only if it was a new word.

227 sleep-disordered breathing during pregnancy were asked to repeat this investigation.

228 sonal network about which survey respondents are asked to report is a potentially crucial parameter t

229 d to low pleasure that surface when patients are asked to report their noncurrent feelings.

230 When participants were asked to report choice and confidence simultaneousl

231 Half of the participants were asked to report on their emotional states and appra

232 The drivers were asked to report sightings of specific landmarks and

233 a simple estimation process, human subjects were asked to report the relative rigidity of two simula

234 Large commercial laboratories were asked to report the type and volume of testing cond

235 92, the participants (then aged 46-81 years) were asked to report their hair line pattern at age 45 y

236 Patients were asked to report their risky drinking days in the pr

237 t-related brain potentials (ERPs) recordings were asked to report whether or not a target letter disp

238 Participants were asked to report which sound was perceived, /ka/, /p

239 perceptual decision making in which subjects were asked to report, after indicating their choice, pre

240 ariability within the feature dimension they were asked to report.

241 Listeners were asked to reproduce random "seed" rhythms; their rep

242 When experts were asked to rereview images to diagnose plus disease b

243 In such tasks, subjects are asked to respond when they detect the onset of a sti

244 In experiments 1 and 2, participants were asked to respond on one key to studied words and on

245 In the training stage, participants were asked to respond to different pictured stimuli in o

246 In a choice reaction task, subjects were asked to respond to tone pips by extending their fi

247 rs after the terrorist attacks, participants were asked to retrieve memories of 9/11, as well as memo

248 ospital discharge, both patients and proxies were asked to retrospectively estimate patients' baselin

249 Those willing to participate were asked to return the postal questionnaire to the res

250 from major international cooperative groups was asked to review the literature, share knowledge abou

251 Prior to voting, participants were asked to review 1) results from surveys of clinical

252 Before the meeting, panel participants were asked to review 11 articles and to complete 3 quest

253 Physicians were asked to review the diagnosis, diagnostic confidenc

254 Participants were asked to save fish remnants eaten by case-patients

255 Eighty-four patients with DED were asked to score their severity level of ocular pain

256 Field staff were asked to seek further information by interviewing v

257 this approach, the clinical laboratory will be asked to select what AST method(s) to use and to prov

258 Respondents were asked to select first- and second-choice therapies

259 In study 2, adolescents were asked to select the face that was threatening; Trob

260 a variety of ways on a computer monitor and were asked to select the image that most closely represe

261 e imaging data were acquired as the patients were asked to selectively attend to auditory stimuli, th

262 Patients were asked to self-evaluate pain experienced using a vis

263 a home computer and prior e-mail experience, were asked to self-report seven symptomatic toxicities v

264 Those found to have acquired MRE were asked to send fecal samples 1, 2, 3, 6, and 12 mont

265 iatric Intensive and Critical Care Societies were asked to send the survey to their mailing lists; re

266 acquisition, they had a background check (or were asked to show a firearm license or permit).

267 Passersby were asked to sign a petition calling for greater redist

268 In the morning, all participants were asked to sign a statement, which summarized their a

269 During fTCD measurement, participants were asked to silently generate words starting with a gi

270 In this task, participants are asked to sometimes withhold responses to a Go stimul

271 To address these issues, subjects were asked to stand normally on two force plates.

272 a model head and with healthy subjects, who were asked to strain their heads purposefully against th

273 C. difficile by toxigenic anaerobic culture were asked to submit additional specimens.

274 Cancer registries participating in CONCORD were asked to submit tumour registrations for all childr

275 ability studies, NTP apprentices and experts were asked to submit video-recorded cases.

276 Participants also were asked to suggest any additional potential domains f

277 gly, the clinical microbiology laboratory is being asked to support infection control efforts through

278 unprecedented wealth of data, computers are being asked to tackle increasingly complex learning task

279 The mentor was asked to talk with the patient at least once per wee

280 specimens from acutely ill patients and also being asked to test nasal swabs from the potentially exp

281 Participants were asked to test the first distribution using their cu

282 The children were asked to throw balls to visual targets with and wit

283 x (M1) when human participants (50% females) are asked to track with their eyes a visual target whose

284 r surgical oncologists, who are increasingly being asked to treat patients who would not have been co

285 ically referred for conventional angiography were asked to undergo a CS scan up to 30 days before.

286 Women were asked to use five of each condom type and were inte

287 Parents in the control arm were asked to use no emollients.

288 Human subjects were asked to use the left hand to report the perceived

289 Patients were asked to use their own pillows at home during the f

290 Participants were asked to use this prior information to prepare for

291 For example, readers who are asked to view pictures of objects relating to a word

292 in a group of individuals where participants are asked to visually coordinate an oscillatory hand mot

293 r the US Marine Corps during a 1-year period were asked to voluntarily participate in either a cognit

294 nstrumented walkway (GAITRite), and subjects were asked to walk at their preferred speed for 2 min ar

295 In an explicit design, participants were asked to wear a small actigraph capable of continuo

296 Children were asked to wear an ActiGraph GT1M accelerometer for s

297 Children were asked to wear the accelerometer for 7 days.

298 Participants were asked to wear wrist actigraphs and complete sleep d

299 In addition, the groups were asked to what extent outside funding was solicited

300 non-heart-beating' organ donations when they are asked to withdraw life support from patients in the