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1 tions in GS, an issue that physicians should be aware of.

2 ceiving ART, a risk that neurologists should be aware of.

3 aging appearance that every radiologist must be aware of.

4 Policy makers need to be aware of a predictable increasing burden of SP due to

5 Policy makers need to be aware of a predictable increasing burden of untreated

6 e used a behavioral paradigm in which people were aware of a stimulus in one condition and unaware of

7 Airline personnel should be aware of ACG and encouraged to consider the value of

8 is safe, with good outcomes if the clinician is aware of all the potential pathogens and remains vigi

9 Lesions were annotated by radiologists who were aware of all available reports.

10 of treatment allocation; treating clinicians were aware of allocation but those assessing the primary

11 ith widespread Ebola virus transmission must be aware of alternate diagnoses associated with fever an

12 Only 7.6 % of subjects were aware of AMD.7.5 and 7.4 % were aware about its agg

13 n of awareness to someone else ("That person is aware of an object next to him").

14 guidelines for ICL sizing, clinicians should be aware of and account for the inconsistencies between

15 Clinicians need to be aware of and implement interventions that address the

16 ), they are important for the radiologist to be aware of and recognize.

17 nd no evidence that any of the other authors was aware of and/or participated in any activity amounti

18 l routes through the area show that hominins were aware of animal movements and used the location for

19 Finally, ICU clinicians should be aware of any special restrictions their state places

20 unstable patient healthcare providers should be aware of arterial miscanulation and its consequences.

21 Participants and investigators were aware of assignment to fulvestrant or exemestane, b

22 ssistants, treating clinicians, and patients were aware of assignment to randomisation group.

23 Physicians should be aware of associated risk factors to provide appropria

24 Clinicians should be aware of atypical eye findings, including chorioretin

25 Clinicians should be aware of Balamuthia as a cause of encephalitis with h

26 asm is rare, it is an important diagnosis to be aware of because paraneoplastic disorders often heral

27 pthalmologists and general physicians should be aware of both.

28 Country contacts may not have been aware of BPG shortages when surveyed or may have un

29 Ophthalmologists need to be aware of cancer treatment-related eye disorders.

30 ver for mCSM-NA, the only scalable method we are aware of capable of quantitatively predicting the ef

31 Nearly two-thirds of respondents were aware of cataracts (65.8%) or glaucoma (63.4%); onl

32 Surveyed household respondents (n = 240) were aware of cholera (97.5%) and oral rehydration solut

33 Participants and investigators were aware of church allocation.

34 his case report underlines the importance of being aware of collateral circulation in patients with c

35 g for allergic and atopic populations should be aware of common and uncommon presentations of herpes-

36 rely on appropriate statistical controls and be aware of confounding factors; otherwise, they could e

37 Li and Rinzel in the first modeling study we are aware of considering PA effect on an IP(3) receptor.

38 All surgeons should be aware of current practices in pediatric anesthetic ca

39 and it is thus imperative that the clinician be aware of cutaneous mimickers of irritant diaper derma

40 Critical care physicians were more likely to be aware of CVC presence than general medicine physician

41 lf were aware of macular degeneration; 37.3% were aware of diabetic retinopathy; and 25% were not awa

42 disease caused by DR.11.5 % of the subjects were aware of DR, and 10.1 % were aware that subjects wi

43 Clinicians should be aware of expanding use of this breakthrough therapy a

44 r recovery and prevent distress, nurses must be aware of factors promoting patients' perception of fe

45 Further, all existing tools that we are aware of focus exclusively on the trimming of poly(A

46 dication contain gelatin, it is important to be aware of gelatin allergy.

47 respondents, 60.3 % were females and 39.3 % were aware of glaucoma.

48 Although most scientists are aware of great discoveries in their fields and their

49 Patients and clinicians were aware of group allocation, but allocation was conce

50 Participants and the study management team were aware of group allocation, but allocation was conce

51 Research nursing staff were aware of group allocation, but allocation was conce

52 Patients and investigators were aware of group allocation.

53 search assistants who collected outcome data were aware of group allocation; however, allocation was

54 families, and those administering treatment were aware of group assignment.

55 ither the investigators nor the participants were aware of group assignments during follow-up for the

56 Patients and treating clinicians were aware of group assignments, no masking was used.

57 Patients and investigator were aware of group assignments.

58 Clinicians need to be aware of HAdVs in children with ARD.

59 She is aware of her poor prognosis but is not able to share

60 cians (67%) disagreed with the statement, "I am aware of how often my patient misses a dose of medica

61 However, researchers should be aware of how quantification based on absolute band in

62 Radiologists should be aware of imaging findings of interventricular septal

63 Radiologists should be aware of imaging findings of interventricular septal

64 enforcing laws, and ensuring that the public is aware of inspections and enforcement and can therefor

65 Clinicians need to be aware of intrahepatic cholangiocarcinomas arising in

66 emonstrates the need for Ophthalmologists to be aware of iris vascular tufts as a cause for spontaneo

67 s may be irreversible, and clinicians should be aware of it.

68 ians ordering ((123)I)ioflupane SPECT should be aware of its limitations and pitfalls and should orde

69 erior maxillary region; the clinician should be aware of its location and course.

70 ly undiagnosed, health care providers should be aware of its occurrence and associated risks.

71 for home use, health care providers need to be aware of its potential consequences.

72 f POC, it is imperative for a radiologist to be aware of its wide spectrum of presentation on ultraso

73 ze the promise of synthetic biology, we must be aware of life's unique properties.

74 racts (65.8%) or glaucoma (63.4%); only half were aware of macular degeneration; 37.3% were aware of

75 nally, infectious diseases physicians should be aware of major clinical patterns of travel-acquired f

76 Clinicians should be aware of municipal tap water as a potential cause of

77 xposure and menstrual cycle function, and we are aware of no previous studies assessing biological do

78 To date, we are aware of no report that has investigated the localiz

79 considering careers outside of academia and are aware of numerous exciting career opportunities in i

80 Out of the 1000 students, 347 (34.7 %) were aware of ocular allergy.

81 But in real scenarios, we may be aware of only some hierarchical labels of a protein,

82 Leone, Liberia, and Guinea, clinicians must be aware of other more common, potentially fatal disease

83 tment of children to clinical trials need to be aware of parents' priorities and the sorts of misunde

84 Neurologists should be aware of PGD to be able to better consult at-risk fam

85 However, one should always be aware of possible adverse effects related to AZI when

86 recently, few water utilities or researchers were aware of possible virus presence in deep aquifers a

87 data are generated, plant scientists need to be aware of potential pitfalls and understand the nature

88 Researchers should also be aware of potential variation in psychiatric comorbidi

89 Physicians should be aware of rare cases of takotsubo cardiomyopathy in MS

90 multifaceted systemic disease as well as to be aware of reasons for not seeing physicians.

91 the only other portable analysis systems we are aware of (relying on immunoassays).

92 Almost all (94%) cardiologists were aware of report cards of cardiac surgeons.

93 220 respondents (27.7%; 95% CI, 21.8%-33.6%) were aware of retinal detachment; 32 of 219 respondents

94 Investigators and participants were aware of screening type.

95 as risk factors for losing vision; only half were aware of smoking risks on vision loss.

96 uropathogens are limited, clinicians need to be aware of specific clinical and epidemiological risk f

97 Clinicians should be aware of SSPE in patients with compatible symptoms, e

98 Children are aware of status and hierarchies, and often reject th

99 ity Information Facility-researchers need to be aware of strengths and weaknesses of their data befor

100 Surgeons and patients need to be aware of substantial risk for metachronous neoplasia

101 prevalence of MRSA, ophthalmologists should be aware of such epidemiologic information.

102 Although engineers are aware of the ability of transition metal oxides to a

103 e decision on your manuscript, I suspect few are aware of the changes we have made to our review proc

104 Very few anesthesiologists are aware of the changing economic landscape in the spec

105 Cross-tabulation showed that pharmacists who are aware of the guidelines of atopic dermatitis offer s

106 iduals inside aggregations: individuals that are aware of the location and the movement direction of

107 centre of the groups, while individuals that are aware of the location and the movement direction of

108 s included, it is important that oncologists are aware of the risk factors for cancer-related Wernick

109 It is essential that clinicians are aware of the uncommon presenting features of neuromy

110 Physicians should be aware of the adverse effects of interferon treatment

111 The instructor in DPI use should be aware of the aerodynamic characteristics of each indi

112 It is important to be aware of the amount of radiation patients with nephro

113 and vascular involvement, clinicians should be aware of the associated skin manifestations, includin

114 ing decisions, funding organisations need to be aware of the breadth and depth of present funding as

115 Pediatricians should be aware of the changing epidemiology of IBD and environ

116 Recent findings suggest clinicians to be aware of the clinical features (i.e., significant day

117 causal evidence, treating physicians should be aware of the co-occurrence of depression and type 2 d

118 Emergency radiologists need to be aware of the CT findings so as to accurately identify

119 Physicians should be aware of the current status of this treatment so that

120 Researchers should be aware of the dangers of unconscious investigator bias

121 increased use, the anesthesia provider must be aware of the dangers that it imposes to those involve

122 s need to have a high index of suspicion and be aware of the described syndromes.

123 Guideline users should be aware of the difference in the rigor of development a

124 th neurofibromatosis type 1, clinicians must be aware of the diverse clinical features of this disord

125 Clinicians should be aware of the dramatic complications of invasive antia

126 Relatives of patients with CUP should be aware of the elevated risks for lung, pancreatic, and

127 Physicians should be aware of the existence of this rare manifestation and

128 fore treating, the refractive surgeon should be aware of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) label

129 quate to make the diagnosis, clinicians must be aware of the frequency of other symptoms, for symptom

130 Clinicians should be aware of the heightened risk of chronic heart and res

131 This highlights the need for clinicians to be aware of the increased risk of completed suicide and

132 econd malignancy, treating physicians should be aware of the increased risk of subsequent malignancie

133 y continue to expand, anesthesiologists must be aware of the indications for specific procedures as w

134 engaged in ultrafast chromatography need to be aware of the instrumental nuances and optimization pr

135 Clinicians should be aware of the limitations of the novel oral anticoagul

136 Young men and their physicians should be aware of the limitations of these measures for assess

137 Surgeons should be aware of the limited accuracy of their intuition.

138 Dental providers should be aware of the limited evidence that qualified for a st

139 children undergoing cancer treatment need to be aware of the many eye manifestations that may result.

140 cal for clinicians and laboratory workers to be aware of the multiple technical issues surrounding th

141 Ophthalmologists should be aware of the need to treat severe Acute Multifocal He

142 Women and health care workers should be aware of the negative associations between CD and ear

143 P reductions in Sandusky Bay, managers must be aware of the negative implications of not managing N

144 e gene of a pair with a putative relation to be aware of the network connection, an approach that is

145 Clinicians should be aware of the novel technologies that are moving into

146 cians, and increasingly adult physicians, to be aware of the optimum management of these patients.

147 likely as women without formal education to be aware of the pandemic.

148 Radiologists should be aware of the patient's history and complaints.

149 e agents is increasing, practitioners should be aware of the possibility of anti-TNF-induced autoimmu

150 Ophthalmologists should be aware of the possibility of neurodegenerative disorde

151 Clinicians should be aware of the possibility of sevoflurane-induced diabe

152 ians managing patients with vulvar LS should be aware of the possibility of vaginal involvement so th

153 using invasive infections, clinicians should be aware of the possible presentation of metastatic and

154 Medical educators should be aware of the potential differences in effectiveness f

155 organizations and transplant centers should be aware of the potential for Balamuthia infection in do

156 In the elderly, it is important to be aware of the potential for cardiotoxicity during long

157 of recurrences; therefore, clinicians should be aware of the potential for low T-stage tumors to recu

158 atorians, and public health officials should be aware of the potential for misidentification of F. no

159 It is important for oncologists to be aware of the potential for ocular toxicity, with prom

160 Physicians should be aware of the potential for personal preferences to in

161 rbidity, and the scientific community should be aware of the potential for this monogenic disorder to

162 Facilities should be aware of the potential for transmission of bacteria i

163 Patients and physicians should be aware of the potential sight-threatening complication

164 thalmologists with pediatric patients should be aware of the potentially life-threatening conditions

165 It is important to be aware of the primary imaging pitfalls related to US t

166 Researchers need to be aware of the problems of both types of bias and effor

167 Until then, practitioners should be aware of the profile of potential complications to pr

168 Ophthalmologists should be aware of the range of presentations for mutations in

169 ent strategies under development, as well as be aware of the recently described genetic factors at pl

170 Radiologists must be aware of the risk factors for reactions to contrast m

171 Clinicians should be aware of the risk of allosensitization where bone gra

172 ing patients with monomicrobial KP-NF should be aware of the risk of concomitant distant abscesses, p

173 Health professionals should be aware of the risk of depression among persons reporti

174 Physicians and patients should be aware of the risk of ocular inflammatory side effects

175 Fair managers and attendees should be aware of the risk of swine-to-human transmission of i

176 it is important for health professionals to be aware of the risks of e-cigarette usage during pregna

177 nts; however, patients and physicians should be aware of the scarcity of high-quality data when consi

178 ans, endocrinologists, and other specialists be aware of the scope and long-term effects of the disea

179 Parents and health providers should be aware of the small risk of intussusception, the signs

180 Academics should be aware of the subtle ways that gender disparities can

181 Radiologists should be aware of the typical and atypical imaging manifestati

182 Intensive care physicians should be aware of the ultrasound characteristics of portal ven

183 Anesthesiologists need to be aware of the unique challenges in the anesthetic mana

184 these data, we urge clinical laboratories to be aware of the variable results that can occur when usi

185 Policymakers should be aware of the varying contexts where healthcare staff

186 have recommended that ophthalmologists must be aware of the visual sensations (and their associated

187 Most physicians reported being "aware of the costs of the tests/treatments [they]

188 orous planning and reporting of experiments, being aware of the complexity of these multi-phase syste

189 mic testing may be applied clinically and in being aware of the principles of interpretation of test

190 Advances in knowledge: Being aware of the radiological findings described in th

191 She is aware of the benefits and risks of adjuvant endocrine

192 The US Military is aware of the inherent risks for MSI associated with m

193 igned a novel algorithm named LASAGNA, which is aware of the lengths of input TFBSs and utilizes posi

194 re selected appropriately, and the clinician is aware of the many unique aspects in management of thi

195 A minority of Surgery Department Chairs is aware of the SUS Position Statement.

196 This left a situation in which everyone was aware of the association between this important onco

197 Vogel in turn was aware of the work of the Gottlieb (Theophile) Gluge

198 tients, treating physicians, and researchers were aware of the assigned intervention.

199 eparation and administration of the vaccines were aware of the assignment and these individuals playe

200 Ninety-three percent of subjects were aware of the concept of eye donation.

201 Of those who were aware of the diagnosis, the majority (23,510 [87.5%

202 ion, 46.5% of participants with hypertension were aware of the diagnosis, with blood pressure control

203 sion and 26,877 (46.5%; 95% CI, 46.1%-46.9%) were aware of the diagnosis.

204 12.1 % were aware of the effect of diabetes on the eye, and amo

205 esponses than averted gaze when participants were aware of the faces, but smaller responses when they

206 tors, other hospital personnel, and patients were aware of the identity of the treatment.

207 Among respondents, 88% were aware of the inflammatory and infectious nature of

208 Although they were aware of the long-term risk of cancer from exposure

209 About 50% were aware of the need for eye screening for people with

210 Patients and treating physicians were aware of the patient's study group and treatment, b

211 mained masked to original randomisation, but were aware of the subsequent assignment.

212 Local investigators and participants were aware of the treatment allocated, but the chief inv

213 I scores (assessed by site investigators who were aware of the treatment assignment) from baseline (m

214 s study, and both patients and investigators were aware of the treatment group.

215 clinicians who care for HCT survivors should be aware of their high rates of late respiratory and inf

216 wer than half of those infected with HCV may be aware of their infection.

217 Clinicians should be aware of their patients' absolute lymphocyte counts d

218 Physicians and other laser operators should be aware of their state laws, especially in regard to ph

219 aims for 90% of HIV-positive individuals to be aware of their status, for 90% of those aware to rece

220 Participants were aware of their allocation, but outcomes were analys

221 had hypertension, of whom 44.7% (44.6-44.8) were aware of their diagnosis, 30.1% (30.0-30.2) were ta

222 s had diabetes, of whom 20.5 million (72.2%) were aware of their diagnosis.

223 M were HIV infected, of whom a median of 30% were aware of their HIV-positive status, 23% were linked

224 The proportion of participants who were aware of their hypertension and were receiving trea

225 When people were aware of their nation's legislation, the proportion

226 Only 49.7% were aware of their positive HCV infection status before

227 unvaccinated households with HBsAg carriers were aware of their risk.

228 s were lower in HIV-positive individuals who were aware of their status but not enrolled in HIV care

229 that were HCV antibody positive, 440 (5.5%) were aware of their status, 225 (3.0%) had seen a doctor

230 ervals: 46%-58%) of HIV-positive individuals were aware of their status, 72% (57%-82%) of those aware

231 Sites, participants, and field monitors were aware of their study assignment.

232 Patients were aware of their treatment group assignment, and the

233 terview during which they were asked if they were aware of their VF loss; if so, there were encourage

234 itions, uninsured adults were less likely to be aware of them and less likely to have them controlled

235 dy of mechanisms that ensure that clinicians are aware of these devices so that they may assess their

236 Clinicians need to be aware of these advances in our understanding of stres

237 Physicians should be aware of these associations in providing comprehensiv

238 Surgeons and other clinicians should be aware of these changes in clinical practice as well a

239 Clinicians should be aware of these changes, which warrant epidemiologic i

240 Many researchers may not even be aware of these differences, as the shorthand C57BL/6

241 t importance that clinicians and researchers be aware of these disorders to aid in identification and

242 The clinician should be aware of these in such a case.

243 ectrodes with nanoporous glass plugs need to be aware of these limitations to avoid substantial measu

244 e (when considering dietary behavior) should be aware of these limitations.

245 The radiologist and clinician should be aware of these novel manifestations of paediatric cle

246 lter glucose homeostasis, physicians need to be aware of these potential effects.

247 Physicians should be aware of these potential immune-related adverse event

248 re, it is important for anesthesiologists to be aware of these trends and their implications.

249 Practitioners can better advise patients by being aware of these differences.

250 By being aware of these factors nurses can improve quality

251 urgeon who cares for children with cataracts is aware of these issues.

252 in the United States, yet few younger women are aware of this fact.

253 essential that both patients and clinicians are aware of this potential adverse outcome.

254 A wide spectrum of clinicians should be aware of this anomaly, its variations and possible co

255 itioners managing children with NSPS need to be aware of this association.

256 Physicians should be aware of this complication and consider prolonged fol

257 alysis is recommended, and physicians should be aware of this effect when assessing patients with sev

258 the care of patients with breast implants to be aware of this entity and be able to recognize initial

259 Radiologists should be aware of this finding to establish proper differentia

260 Both patients and clinicians should be aware of this finding, and further research is needed

261 hting a need for healthcare professionals to be aware of this for early detection and treatment.

262 Hospitals and clinicians should be aware of this important sequela of severe sepsis.

263 s fixed; radiologists and clinicians need to be aware of this incongruence when they interpret DE CT

264 Dermatologists should be aware of this low-grade cutaneous vascular tumor.

265 Clinicians should be aware of this new B burgdorferi sensu lato genospecie

266 Clinicians should be aware of this possibility and consider the diagnosis.

267 b for metastatic melanoma, clinicians should be aware of this possible cutaneous reaction and treatme

268 procedures involving facial fillers need to be aware of this potential complication and should inclu

269 ists, oncologists, and nephrologists need to be aware of this potential hazard.

270 Radiologists should be aware of this rare and late onset complication, even

271 ttending pediatricians, pediatric surgeon to be aware of this rare but benign congenital tumor.

272 ttending pediatricians, pediatric surgeon to be aware of this rare but benign congenital tumor.

273 and gastroenterology sub-specialists should be aware of this recently-reported entity in patients on

274 Clinicians should be aware of this risk and should consider this informati

275 Clinicians should be aware of this risk so they can implement measures to

276 oids for ocular inflammatory diseases should be aware of this risk, and should consider surveillance

277 Health care providers should be aware of this risk, particularly in young children an

278 o depression after stroke, clinicians should be aware of this risk.

279 ghlights a need for health care providers to be aware of this so that early detection and treatment c

280 Cardiologists should be aware of this special subset of patients who may bene

281 arity, it is imperative for a radiologist to be aware of this subcutaneous form of the disease and it

282 Clinicians should be aware of this uncommon, but severe, pulmonary vascula

283 Guideline users need to be aware of this variability and carefully appraise and

284 Patients, clinicians, and investigators are aware of treatment assignment.

285 Participants were aware of treatment allocation and research assessor

286 Participants were aware of treatment allocation before the operation

287 udy clinic nurses, and the study coordinator were aware of treatment allocation, but allocation was c

288 Participants were aware of treatment allocation, but research assesso

289 h the research team and parents or guardians were aware of treatment allocation.

290 Participants and investigators were aware of treatment assignment, but the central read

291 Patients and physicians were aware of treatment assignment.

292 er randomisation, patients and investigators were aware of treatment assignments.

293 label study in which patients and clinicians were aware of treatment group assignment.

294 Patients and clinicians were aware of treatment-group assignment; investigators

295 ke an accurate decision, but whether animals are aware of uncertainty is currently highly contentious

296 Both patients and clinicians need to be aware of unintended effects of intervention.

297 se data suggest health professionals need to be aware of what information is online and should refer

298 istics, which involves research participants being aware of what the researcher is investigating, is

299 nderscore the potential benefit and risks to be aware of when initiating SGLT2i.

300 ch, providers in these subspecialties should be aware of when to consider a diagnosis of VHL, when to