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1 ively affect how attractive a person's smile is judged to be.

2 On the basis of (1)H NMR results, 16 is judged to be ~30%, tropone 18 ~20%, and tropylium 22

3 Therefore, the MTD for HA twice-daily RT was judged to be 45 Gy in 30 fractions over 3 weeks.

4 physical activity recommendation for adults was judged to be 60 min/d.

5 tive cultures in which the organism isolated was judged to be a contaminant.

6 tients, although none of the bleeding events was judged to be acutely symptomatic.

7 Sequence generation was judged to be adequate (at low risk of bias) in 32% (

8 = 173) of trials, and baseline comparability was judged to be adequate in 77.8% of trials.

9 If CO(2 )cavography was judged to be adequate, an IVC filter was deployed.

10 In 116 patients (97.5%), CO(2) cavography was judged to be adequate, and in 115 patients, filters

11 Of 225 specimens, 179 were judged to be adequate for PCR analysis.

12 recommended 12 AHA screening guidelines and were judged to be adequate, whereas 150 (24%) contained

13 active regimen of therapy when chemotherapy is judged to be an option for selected patients with car

14 nurse reports and 676 of 984 doctor reports were judged to be appropriate according to regulatory au

15 o have been treated for a primary cancer and are judged to be at high risk of a contralateral breast

16 O CT is most appropriate for the patient who is judged to be at low to intermediate risk for acute co

17 45 Gy in 30 fractions over 3 weeks, while it was judged to be at least 70 Gy in 35 fractions over 7 w

18 Thus, the MTD for daily RT was judged to be at least 70 Gy in 35 fractions over 7 w

19 unit patients who had a grave prognosis and were judged to be at high risk for dying.

20 atients with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy who were judged to be at high risk for sudden death.

21 Patients were judged to be at high risk for sudden death; had rec

22 Nine hundred patients (4.3%) were judged to be at increased risk of falling.

23 All five of these studies were judged to be at moderate or high risk of bias.

24 2; between-country range 35.6-72.6) patients were judged to be at risk for VTE, including 19 842 (64.

25 rcent of the enteral tube feeding cessations was judged to be attributable to avoidable causes.

26 nd support from non-physiotherapy colleagues are judged to be barriers to provision of care.

27 nts were reported; one serious adverse event was judged to be causally related to vaccination (a febr

28 Testicular microlithiasis was judged to be classic when at least five microliths w

29 e for technical reasons alone; the remaining were judged to be CLI.

30 n dose group compared with the placebo group was judged to be clinically relevant.

31 STD bottle-only (20 of 35, or 57%) episodes were judged to be clinically important.

32 dance threshold, then the condition category was judged to be concordant.

33 Cerebral palsy was judged to be consistent with kernicterus if magnetic

34 , implying that two different topologies can be judged to be correct by Bayesian phylogenetics.

35 ent was expressed independently of mDHFR and was judged to be correctly folded by various biophysical

36 But they were judged to be critical and thus were pursued with ul

37 of data, observed and not yet observed, that are judged to be exchangeable when conditioned on a set

38 The results of the abstracts were judged to be favorable, neutral, and unfavorable in

39 Six serious adverse events were judged to be FFP related (four cases of haematoma e

40 l panel members provided full disclosure and were judged to be free of any commercial bias.

41 l panel members provided full disclosure and were judged to be free of any commercial bias.

42 All were judged to be free of intra-abdominal metastatic dis

43 All study patients were judged to be free of mediastinal disease with CT an

44 of older donor livers, the quality of which are judged to be good by the harvesting surgeon, is not

45 red the perceptual judgment; an observed box was judged to be heavier when subjects were lifting the

46 the finding that most ICUs in this database were judged to be high-performing units limits the usefu

47 e basis of these studies, residues 53 and 75 are judged to be in stable proximity within the DAGK hom

48 formal screening requirement, or forms that were judged to be inadequate.

49 Cases in which CABG surgery was judged to be inappropriate or uncertain were individ

50 In the other four fetuses, the investigation was judged to be incomplete, but no definite cardiac abn

51 uate each linkage, and they broke those that were judged to be incorrect.

52 ine at the nonreducing ends, galactosylation was judged to be inefficient, prompting us to test novel

53 national single-factor dietary trial, which was judged to be infeasible.

54 ificant differences between the methods (DDG was judged to be inferior to BG in 22 cases, equal in 12

55 ure of the anion-selective pore, whereas TM1 was judged to be less important.

56 ded data from registries from which the data were judged to be less reliable, or included only lympho

57 All 59 errors were judged to be level I (negligible chance of adverse

58 subjects were lifting the light box, and it was judged to be lighter when they were lifting the heav

59 the criterion of anion binding, TM5 and TM6 were judged to be likely to contribute to the structure

60 y magnifying the modality effect that sounds are judged to be longer than lights of equivalent durati

61 Risk of bias was judged to be low for 113 trials and unclear for 10 t

62 T) value, above which 95% of the SDA results were judged to be M. tuberculosis positive (sensitivity

63 lded a total of eight studies, half of which were judged to be methodologically weak with the remaini

64 patients was severely impaired and the other was judged to be moderately impaired.

65 However, they were judged to be more apathetic as measured by self-rep

66 Surprisingly, the docking hits were judged to be more druglike than the HTS hits.

67 Pictures depicting women were judged to be more trustworthy (P = 0.0159) and inte

68 Pictures depicting African Americans were judged to be more trustworthy (P = 0.0467) and self

69 s no signs of activity, whereas 113 patients were judged to be nontreatable.

70 The fetus was judged to be normal if the investigation showed norm

71 based on optic disc appearance, but the eyes were judged to be normal with physiological cupping by g

72 eaths identified by RIP as obstructed, 79.9% were judged to be obstructed on the PET(CO(2)) and 80.4%

73 to be obstructed on the PET(CO(2)) and 80.4% were judged to be obstructed on the thermistor channel.

74 ience news items and found that the research was judged to be of higher quality when paired with rese

75 13 on one monomer and D60 on another monomer was judged to be of major importance in the protein-prot

76 relationship was observed, but the evidence was judged to be of very low quality.

77 basis of a systematic review of studies that were judged to be of high or medium quality, there is an

78 As IF was judged to be one-third as toxic as MF, subclinical t

79 The sequence is judged to be orthologous with satellite-I sequences f

80 s, 41 were judged to be true, and another 42 were judged to be plausible.

81 asentan group and seven in the placebo group were judged to be possibly or probably due to protocol t

82 f nausea, pedal edema, and breast tenderness were judged to be possibly related to the study treatmen

83 atients during the study, including two that were judged to be possibly related to the vaccines.

84 Of the 61 variations, 21 were judged to be probable disease-causing mutations.

85 The neurons responding to ADPbetaS were judged to be pyramidal cells on the basis of (1) mo

86 nd cardiorespiratory failure); neither death was judged to be related to the study drug.

87 withdrew because of adverse events and none was judged to be related to the study intervention.

88 in the placebo group had died, but no death was judged to be related to treatment.

89 were caused by disease progression and none were judged to be related to study treatment.

90 placebo group, although none in either group were judged to be related to the study interventions.

91 None of these events were judged to be related to the trial treatments or pro

92 ed from adverse events; five of these deaths were judged to be related to treatment (two in the contr

93 adverse events were identified, of which two were judged to be related to vaccination (one febrile re

94 a measles history, documented in childhood, was judged to be reliable.

95 receiving medical care, including care that is judged to be religiously appropriate.

96 specified cancer types or where participants were judged to be representative of all people with canc

97 All E. faecalis isolates were judged to be S by the reference method; two of thes

98 All S. aureus isolates were judged to be S using all five methods.

99 tant medication errors; 22.9% of such errors were judged to be serious and 1.8% life-threatening.

100 Visually, most positive results were judged to be strong or medium, with fewer equivocal

101 y-3,3'-bis(naphthylamido)diphenylmethanone], were judged to be suitable for further development, and

102 the recommended five-element DOTS strategy, is judged to be the standard of care by most authorities

103 adequately filled and the organism isolated was judged to be the cause of sepsis: 240 (23%) were pos

104 patient therapy decisions, and one of these was judged to be the cause of unnecessary therapy.

105 Accordingly, (diphenylphosphino)methanethiol was judged to be the most efficacious known reagent for

106 ield of isolates was 629, of which 489 (78%) were judged to be the cause of true infections.

107 These two oleosins were judged to be the putative oleosins encoded by clone

108 Six of these 46 surveys were judged to be too inconsistent to be usable.

109 1990, we identified patients whose aneurysms were judged to be treatable by both neurosurgeons and ne

110 n the physician's choice group (of which one was judged to be treatment related) and nine (2%) in the

111 trastuzumab emtansine group (of which three were judged to be treatment related).

112 nts (all in the ceftazidime-avibactam group) were judged to be treatment related.

113 died during the study; none of these deaths were judged to be treatment related.

114 f the 100 manually assessed associations, 41 were judged to be true, and another 42 were judged to be

115 ve/PCR-ESI-MS-positive specimens, 31 (93.9%) were judged to be truly bacteremic and/or candidemic bas

116 additional positive specimens by PCR-ESI-MS were judged to be truly or possibly bacteremic and/or ca

117 Further analysis of some of the mutants that were judged to be uncoupled based on the [(35)S]GTPgamma

118 Furthermore, some reactions were judged to be under thermodynamic control and others

119 Only 314 (8%) patients were judged to be undernourished at baseline.

120 83% of 12,414 sedation assessments; patients were judged to be undersedated in 13.9% and oversedated

121 f of double-strand DNA (dsDNA) has typically been judged to be uninteresting for assembly in DNA-base

122 ied suddenly 2 years after surgery, but this was judged to be unrelated to DBS implantation.

123 ne grade 4 event, asymptomatic hyponatremia, was judged to be unrelated to GDC-0449.

124 pneumonia 24 weeks after implantation, which was judged to be unrelated to the procedure.

125 g group (migraine and vertigo); these events were judged to be unrelated to AMG 334 treatment.

126 e events were reported by three patients and were judged to be unrelated to study drug: in the ALD403

127 If extubation is judged to be unsafe, the procedure should be postpone

128 models at the scale of a large watershed, it was judged to be unsuitable for global scale simulations

129 After panel review, 8 were judged to be valid; an additional 10 were proposed

130 , specimens were more increasingly likely to be judged to be visually positive as the number of other