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1 lification (85% of those who had applied and been interviewed).

2 ed during follow-up, and 199 (17%) could not be interviewed.

3 others, 314 preboomers, and 304 baby boomers was interviewed.

4 At follow-up in 1999-2003, 68% of the cohort was interviewed.

5 Case patients and contacts were interviewed.

6 sthma (incident asthma) at the age when they were interviewed.

7 on antidepressants (nine females, six males) were interviewed.

8 A total of 3047 caregivers were interviewed.

9 Seven hundred patients were interviewed.

10 All household members were interviewed.

11 rs of age, and used only cellular telephones were interviewed.

12 , 588 Latino adults in Oregon with arthritis were interviewed.

13 lumni were traced, and 92.2% of those traced were interviewed.

14 18 controls selected by random digit dialing were interviewed.

15 th tuberculosis in Karonga District, Malawi, were interviewed.

16 Thus, 159 patients were interviewed.

17 Sixty-two families of children with JIA were interviewed.

18 heir caregivers, and 257 medical oncologists were interviewed.

19 Cases and 215 clinic controls were interviewed.

20 facing stringent water quality regulations) were interviewed.

21 traditional healers who treat eye conditions were interviewed.

22 riterion A for posttraumatic stress disorder were interviewed.

23 Eighty-five individuals were interviewed.

24 viduals (53.9% female; median age, 43 years) were interviewed.

25 .3% response rate); of those, 2,141 patients were interviewed.

26 232 (75%) of 308 family members were interviewed, 119 (81%) of 147 with relatives cared

27 Of the 3689 adolescents randomized, 2872 were interviewed (1407 boys and 1465 girls).

28 Twenty-two eligible patients were interviewed, 15 with DT LVADs and 7 who declined.

29 Of 189 passengers, 132 (70 percent) were interviewed; 22 of the interviewees (17 percent) me

30 e sample of US adults aged 18 years or older was interviewed 3 years apart in the National Epidemiolo

31 Patients were interviewed 3-16 months after hospitalization about

32 The first 2 generations were interviewed 4 times during this period.

33 borhood for <3 months or were unavailable to be interviewed, 4% refused, and 80% were eligible and pa

34 Participants were interviewed 6 months after enrolment to ascertain w

35 During the last 12 months before they were interviewed, 6.6 percent of children in the United

36 (17 colon and 5 rectal; 14 women and 8 men) were interviewed; 6 were accompanied by a family member.

37 to May 31, 2007, and women aged 13-49 years were interviewed about birth history in the same time pe

38 physician-diagnosed asthma, ages 9-17 years) were interviewed about current family stress.

39 +/- 1.5 years) in public and private schools were interviewed about demographic characteristics and o

40 Participants were interviewed about demographic, lifestyle, and dieta

41 ts with isolates matching the hamster strain were interviewed about exposure to pet rodents.

42 33 clusters of 30 households each were interviewed about household composition, births, an

43 Cases and controls were interviewed about known and suspected risk factors

44 ood sample for whole chromosome painting and were interviewed about past X-ray examinations.

45 antenatal and maternity ward health workers were interviewed about PMTCT activities.

46 t study in the Detroit metropolitan area and were interviewed about prior doctors' diagnoses of asthm

47 They were interviewed about prolonged fatigue, defined as ext

48 arriers (46 male; mean age, 44 +/- 18 years) were interviewed about regular physical activity from 10

49 ic random sample of 1,300 in-camp households were interviewed about the current household composition

50 Parents in the intervention group were interviewed about the program.

51 an observational study, whereby 150 parents were interviewed about their childhood SES and their chi

52 Women aged 15-49 years were interviewed about their experiences of physically a

53 athic care for diabetes, twenty-two patients were interviewed about their experiences working with a

54 are Outcomes Research and Surveillance study were interviewed about their financial reserves, QOL, an

55 ommunity-acquired pneumonia during 1996-1999 were interviewed about their lifetime occupational histo

56 At baseline, participants were interviewed about their physical activity.

57 i-hepatitis B core antigen, and anti-HCV and were interviewed about their sexual and other noninjecti

58 89 infants born before 28 weeks of gestation were interviewed about urine, bladder, or kidney infecti

59 rse practitioners, and physician assistants--were interviewed about whether the patient made a demand

60 Pregnant women who were interviewed after June 30, 1999, and had an estimat

61 visits were audiotape recorded and patients were interviewed after their medical visits.

62 re asked to use five of each condom type and were interviewed after use of each type.

63 rviewed separately at baseline, and 15 dyads were interviewed again after at least 3 mo and another c

64 Caregivers were interviewed an average of 3, 20, 36, and 81 months

65 nd patients provided full written consent to be interviewed and have appointments audio-recorded.

66 ormal caregivers of advanced cancer patients were interviewed and administered the Structured Clinica

67 Patients were interviewed and antimicrobial resistance patterns w

68 Participants were interviewed and case notes were reviewed.

69 The patients were interviewed and clinical information was abstracted

70 Individuals were interviewed and clinically examined in their homes.

71 er 1, 2010, and September 22, 2015, patients were interviewed and examined and their conditions clini

72 er 1, 2010, and September 22, 2015, patients were interviewed and examined and their conditions clini

73 ective study, 848 subjects with new-onset IP were interviewed and examined at baseline, with followup

74 In 2007/08, 7300 young men (age 16-23 years) were interviewed and examined by a clinician.

75 All patients were interviewed and examined.

76 Participants in this cross-sectional study were interviewed and provided a nasal swab for S. aureus

77 hey matriculated at McMaster) with those who were interviewed and rejected but gained entry elsewhere

78 Of the 11 survivors, 9 were interviewed and reported good quality of life after

79 Relatives were interviewed and screened for parkinsonism either di

80 Whenever possible, relatives were interviewed and screened for parkinsonism either di

81 Consenting patients were interviewed and tested for influenza A during the 2

82 Subjects were interviewed and tested for proteinuria-spot urine p

83 /counties in 30 provinces of mainland China, were interviewed and tested.

84 (2) on weekends, randomly selected patients were interviewed and their charts reviewed to identify t

85 The study patients were interviewed and their medical charts were reviewed

86 of 251 African-American and 580 White women were interviewed and their medical records reviewed.

87 All patients were interviewed and treated, and when possible, partner

88 tern Tanzania who were 16 to 35 years of age were interviewed and underwent serologic testing for HIV

89 Patients were interviewed and/or their medical records were revie

90 HAV-RNA-positive case patients, 449 (88.4%) were interviewed, and 255 (50.1%) reported >/=1 risk fac

91 had been reported as asymptomatic, 33 (52%) were interviewed, and 26 of these 33 (79%) reported at l

92 Key informants were interviewed, and a systematic search for publicatio

93 and every 3 months thereafter, participants were interviewed, and blood and genital samples were col

94 fected patients and the attending clinicians were interviewed, and close contacts were followed up to

95 Mothers were interviewed, and concurrent interviews were conduct

96 The patient and laboratory personnel were interviewed, and laboratory activities were reviewe

97 nhospitalized UC with influenza-like illness were interviewed, and nasopharyngeal and oropharyngeal s

98 e investigation and their household contacts were interviewed, and serum samples and respiratory trac

99 Men were interviewed, and the etiologies of the STIs were de

100 Probands were interviewed, and, when possible, cancers were verif

101 ample of northern California rheumatologists were interviewed annually between 1999 and 2002 using a

102 red ninety-one women aged 65 years and older were interviewed approximately 3 months after breast can

103 Of the 1420 who participated in 1993, 1185 were interviewed as adults.

104 Patients were interviewed as to their reasons for participating o

105 462 children, the child's primary caretaker was interviewed at baseline and again when the child was

106 Health Status) study of 3,560 patients, who were interviewed at 1, 6, and 12 months after AMI, were

107 Health-care providers and caregivers were interviewed at 42 health facilities in Albania to a

108 ss, delivered after 20 weeks' gestation, and were interviewed at 5-21 weeks about prior pregnancies a

109 bjects were interviewed at baseline, and 70% were interviewed at 6 months.

110 he number enrolled in HIV care, in those who were interviewed at 6 week follow-up.

111 Subjects were interviewed at 6, 12-18, and 36 months after the pe

112 ndiabetic pregnant women in Washington State were interviewed at approximately 13 weeks' gestation re

113 Patients were interviewed at baseline and between six and eight w

114 nosis and failure of first-line chemotherapy were interviewed at baseline regarding religiousness, sp

115 All subjects were interviewed at baseline, and 70% were interviewed a

116 FINDINGS: 12,887 participants were interviewed at baseline.

117 ly or indirectly, with trauma care resources were interviewed at each hospital.

118 Females aged 14 to 59 years who were interviewed at home for NHANES 2003-2004 were exami

119 Participants were interviewed at home with a questionnaire that inclu

120 Women were interviewed at least 5 years after initial treatmen

121 cute myocardial infarction or ischaemia, and were interviewed at least 6 months later.

122 d sedation plus daily interruption patients) were interviewed at least once.

123 udy comparing potential medical students who were interviewed at McMaster University using an MMI in

124 oncologists expected to die within 6 months were interviewed before and after a visit in which cance

125 s with DT at our institution were invited to be interviewed between June and August 2011.

126 ample of men who have sex with men (N=2,881) was interviewed between 1996 and 1998 in four large Amer

127 and 88,496 men 25 years of age or older who were interviewed between 1997 and 2004 in the U.S. Natio

128 US adolescents (age range, 13-18 years) who were interviewed between February 2001 and January 2004

129 Twenty people were interviewed between January and July 2012.

130 s who were resident in households in Britain were interviewed between Sept 6, 2010, and Aug 31, 2012.

131 d Retirement Study participants (n = 10,781) were interviewed biennially from 1998-2012 (United State

132 nd older living in noninstitutional settings was interviewed by telephone by Harris Interactive durin

133 Prior to the GCED, all patients were interviewed by an experienced dietitian and no sour

134 od dysregulation (proband N=30, parent N=37) were interviewed by clinicians who were blind to the chi

135 heir family, and general practitioners (GPs) were interviewed by phone to document persisting symptom

136 Patients and controls were interviewed by phone using a standardized questionn

137 lymphoma, n = 37, age = 50.4 +/- 12.8 years) were interviewed by phone using the Quality of Life-Canc

138 Patients were interviewed by telephone 12 and 18 months after dia

139 Patients were interviewed by telephone before treatment (baseline

140 Cases and controls were interviewed by telephone to determine subject demog

141 56 bilateral age-matched case-control pairs were interviewed by telephone.

142 en with Down's syndrome but without leukemia were interviewed by telephone.

143 0 cases and 2,227 frequency-matched controls were interviewed by telephone.

144 of children within 6 months of JDM diagnosis were interviewed by the registry study nurse concerning

145 cluding refraction, gave a blood sample, and were interviewed by trained fieldworkers using a structu

146 ts (n=10) ranging in age from 33 to 75 years were interviewed by two bilingual researchers in a Midwe

147 land Breast Cancer Study Project (1996-1997) were interviewed, completed a food frequency questionnai

148 o local public health departments as exposed were interviewed concerning exposure, symptoms, and medi

149 The 82 patients who were interviewed did not differ significantly on any dem

150 community comparison subjects (123 parents) were interviewed directly by using semistructured instru

151 Study participants were interviewed during 2008-2011 regarding demographics

152 61 patients were interviewed during diagnostic, chemotherapy, and su

153 Mothers were interviewed during home visits when children were a

154 ge, sex, and baseline body mass index (BMI), were interviewed during the follow-up interval regarding

155 Cohort Study from 2011 to 2014 whose parents were interviewed during their first year of life.

156 Parents were interviewed during, or just after, PICU admission u

157 ts and surrogates (for patients incapable of being interviewed) enrolled in Progesterone for the Trea

158 nts with anorexia nervosa or bulimia nervosa were interviewed every 6 months for a median of 9.5 year

159 Patients were interviewed every other day for up to 14 days.

160 jection in the past 30 days, were willing to be interviewed for about 1 hour and tested for HIV, were

161 lthy and 107 psychiatric comparison subjects was interviewed for exposure to the risk factors under i

162 A total of 292 HIV-infected pregnant women were interviewed for demographic information and medical

163 ionally, prominent researchers in this field were interviewed for knowledge of ongoing or unpublished

164 Youths and parents were interviewed for psychopathology, functioning, treat

165 Mothers were interviewed for symptoms of possible Zika virus (ZI

166 t nursing home residents from two facilities were interviewed for this grounded theory study.

167 Participants were interviewed for use of antiplatelet or anticoagulan

168 elated to smoking who were aged 40-74 years, were interviewed from 1981 to 2000, and had smoked for >

169 , 5,206 men and 3,106 women aged 18-49 years were interviewed from 4 countries: Cambodia, China, Papu

170 lth departments and matched control subjects were interviewed from November 2003-November 2005.

171 Each participant was interviewed, had distance visual acuity (VA) measure

172 consented to participate in our study, they were interviewed immediately.

173 bility for the study includes the ability to be interviewed in English or Spanish.

174 y, we included data from 22 005 drinkers who were interviewed in 2001-02 (Wave 1) and re-interviewed

175 ipants were recruited from the community and were interviewed in a university laboratory.

176 3,313 participants were interviewed in Balkan countries and 854 refugees in

177 alyses were limited to 34653 respondents who were interviewed in both waves.

178 7635 people aged 65 years or older were interviewed in CFAS I (9602 approached, 80% respons

179 linquent youth after detention, participants were interviewed in detention between November 20, 1995,

180 hoods in four northern California cities who were interviewed in one of five surveys conducted betwee

181 Parents were interviewed in person and completed standardized in

182 Cases (or proxies) and controls were interviewed in person between May 1997 and August 2

183 otal of 1,009 adults (516 men and 493 women) were interviewed in person throughout Manhattan.

184 rs (n = 613), and matched controls (n = 996) were interviewed in person to elicit information on pote

185 thers of NTD cases and nonmalformed controls were interviewed in person within 6 months after deliver

186 Of the 156 (89%) alive, 74 (47%) were interviewed in person, and 38 of 74 (51%) reported

187 ion to second-line chemotherapy (15 patients were interviewed in relation to both first- and second-l

188 er 2,500 anonymous injector participants who were interviewed in Scotland's Needle Exchange Surveilla

189 Men were interviewed in six countries, and women in four.

190 3180 patients were interviewed in the first survey, 2975 in the second

191 Physicians were interviewed in the hospital to elicit prognoses.

192 Patients and surrogates were interviewed in the hospital, as well as 3 and 12 mo

193 12-2013, 36,309 participants >/=18 years old were interviewed in the National Epidemiologic Survey on

194 Women were interviewed in their homes and then underwent stand

195 Participants were interviewed in-hospital to ascertain substantial ac

196 Mothers of cases were interviewed later than were mothers of controls (11

197 Case patients were interviewed, medical and work records were reviewed

198 Clinicians recruiting to the RCTs were interviewed (n = 23) to understand their individual

199 Thirty healthcare professionals were interviewed (nine surgeons, 16 intensivists, three

200 A total of 43 093 respondents were interviewed, of whom 14 549 were women 18 to 50 yea

201 A total of 14 878 persons >/= 18 years were interviewed, of whom 5688 (38%) were men.

202 In the tracking study, each of the 4 nurses was interviewed on four occasions, outside the workplace

203 lected DSM-5 diagnoses when the same patient was interviewed on separate occasions, in clinical setti

204 After intake, participants were interviewed on average 10 times (SD=3.2) over a mea

205 Subjects and their parents were interviewed on multiple occasions from 1993 to 2000

206 Ten healthcare professionals were interviewed on one occasion to provide adjunct data

207 Subjects were interviewed on presentation and 3-4 weeks later.

208 Patients were interviewed on risk factors and provided oral-rinse

209 nts diagnosed with CRC between 2003 and 2010 were interviewed on sociodemographic and lifestyle facto

210 2003-2010, 3121 patients diagnosed with CRC were interviewed on sociodemographic and lifestyle facto

211 In phase 2, 17 OA patients were interviewed on the relevance, clarity, and ease of

212 step, eye bank staff and/or corneal surgeons were interviewed on their local activities.

213 Subjects were interviewed, on average, every 9 months for an aver

214 Each participant or proxy was interviewed once in the last 24 months of life and w

215 e donors in ACCORD-Spain, in 257, the family was interviewed once the decision had been made not to i

216 These patients were interviewed over the course of 10 years to examine

217 110 physicians were interviewed (participation rate 39%).

218 ith 2 of 2852 (0.07%) in the ETAC group, who were interviewed postoperatively had definite intraopera

219 80 health professionals from across the UK are interviewed, primarily school nurses and HPV immunis

220 Patients were interviewed prior to and every 2-4 wk throughout tr

221 All patients were interviewed prospectively to assess diarrhea severi

222 ogical General Well-Being questionnaires and were interviewed regarding demographic data, clinical pr

223 ch Council World War II Veteran Twins Cohort were interviewed regarding lifetime occupations and hobb

224 Participants were interviewed regarding poultry exposure.

225 tussis reported during October 2011-May 2012 were interviewed regarding presence and durations of per

226 eholds with an index case of gastroenteritis were interviewed regarding recent episodes and tested fo

227 Staff of 50 bakery shops were interviewed regarding selling non-pre-packed foods

228 invasive endometrial cancer and 356 controls were interviewed regarding the use of aspirin and other

229 Participants were interviewed regarding the use of dietary supplement

230 Participants were interviewed regarding use of dietary supplements an

231 3982 individuals were interviewed (response rate 37%).

232 Participants were interviewed semiannually, paid employment was track

233 Twenty patients and their providers were interviewed separately at baseline, and 15 dyads we

234 Parents and probands were interviewed separately by research nurses who were

235 parent, and the primary pediatric oncologist were interviewed separately by using open-ended intervie

236 Couples were interviewed separately for lifetime risk factors fo

237 Men and women were interviewed separately.

238 Parents were interviewed shortly after the conference to ascerta

239 Parents were interviewed shortly after their child was admitted

240 Families of 23 JRA affected sibpairs were interviewed subsequently.

241 Ninety-eight patients were interviewed successfully, of which 34 (35%) had not

242 wed and treated, and when possible, partners were interviewed, tested, and treated.

243 A subset of these patients (n = 244) was interviewed to add context and expand on the structu

244 Following each bleed, the child or parent was interviewed to ascertain exposures to physical activ

245 A household representative was interviewed to establish the number of household mem

246 Patients were interviewed to ascertain current living situation,

247 women (N=292), men (N=53), and their cotwins were interviewed to assess diagnoses of anorexia nervosa

248 2- to 10-year-olds, and mothers and fathers were interviewed to assess ethnobotanical knowledge and

249 Those screening positive were interviewed to assess for anxiety disorders.

250 Cases were interviewed to collect data on risk factors, includ

251 Participants were interviewed to collect data on sociodemographic cha

252 Mothers were interviewed to collect information on demographics,

253 Cases and contacts were interviewed to determine exposure to swine and othe

254 Subjects were interviewed to determine history of hypertension an

255 Participants were interviewed to determine smoking and alcohol use, s

256 Patients were interviewed to determine the efficacy, frequency, a

257 Parents were interviewed to determine their understanding of the

258 Luminaries in surgical innovation were interviewed to develop further relevance to surgica

259 We focused on possible donors whose families were interviewed to discuss organ donation once intensiv

260 Finally, five glaucoma patients were interviewed to discuss the revised materials, and p

261 ial, and national officials in each district were interviewed to elicit perceptions of changes in mat

262 Mothers were interviewed to gather information about environment

263 l Universitaire de Mirebalais (HUM) in Haiti were interviewed to quantify their costs and assess the

264 Participants were interviewed twice, 3 years apart (wave 1, 2001-2002

265 Parents were interviewed twice, once within 48 hours after the I

266 her villagers to have depressionlike illness were interviewed using a locally adapted Hopkins Symptom

267 nded a hospital hepatology outpatient clinic were interviewed using a questionnaire composed of mixed

268 schools were randomly selected and children were interviewed using a questionnaire on VKC-related sy

269 Patients meeting the case criteria were interviewed using a standard investigation form, an

270 The participants were interviewed using a standardized questionnaire.

271 The subjects were interviewed using a structured questionnaire and ha

272 econdary vasculitis, and 34 asthma controls) were interviewed using a structured questionnaire.

273 One hundred forty-eight women were interviewed using a structured written questionnair

274 nical examination of six sites per tooth and were interviewed using a structured written questionnair

275 Twelve patients were interviewed using an interview schedule as a sub-st

276 an unexpected live event, and 48 hours later were interviewed using one of three aforementioned techn

277 ey on Alcohol and Related Conditions, NESARC-were interviewed using the Alcohol Use Disorder and Asso

278 tal of 1,011 U.S. women (age 25 to 60 years) were interviewed using the GfK ("Gesellschaft fur Konsum

279 borative Study on the Genetics of Alcoholism were interviewed using the Semi-Structured Assessment fo

280 together with their first-degree relatives, were interviewed using the Structured Clinical Interview

281 d twenty outpatients aged 70 years and older were interviewed via anonymous questionnaires: French pa

282 ction and colonization (nose and throat) and were interviewed via structured questionnaire.

283 Participants and collateral informants were interviewed weekly for 26 weeks following an acute

284 ased study of 631 participants whose parents were interviewed when participants were in early adolesc

285 rogramme cluster-randomised controlled trial were interviewed when the index child was about 7 years

286 If indicated, patients are interviewed with the Tinnitus-Impact Screening Inter

287 Each patient was interviewed with a validated structured questionnair

288 with a life expectancy of less than 3 months were interviewed with a series of standardised instrumen

289 pate in a hospital-based, case-control study were interviewed with a structured questionnaire and pro

290 They were interviewed with a structured questionnaire by trai

291 Participants were interviewed with computer-assisted face-to-face and

292 lunteered to participate in research studies were interviewed with instruments designed to collect in

293 0, 42, and 54 months and 8 years, caregivers were interviewed with the Disturbances of Attachment Int

294 Subjects were interviewed with the Semi-Structured Assessment for

295 -sex group of 157 victims of violent assault were interviewed within 1 month of the crime.

296 Mothers were interviewed within 12 months of delivery about medi

297 Participants were interviewed within 2 weeks of entering services fro

298 y Center Birth Defects Study (1993-2012) who were interviewed within 6 months after delivery about pr

299 f 249 gastroschisis cases and 7,104 controls were interviewed within 6 months of delivery about pregn

300 Pediatric patients 10 or more years of age were interviewed within 7 days of participating in one o