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1 w approach for generating fused macrocycles (bicycles).

2 step rearrangements were observed (cis-[6,5]-bicycles).

3 e quaternary-and a decorated [3.2.2]-bridged bicycle.

4 activity if 50% of short trips were made by bicycle.

5 in mild-graded exercise task on a stationary bicycle.

6 on mark5.2.0 and inverted question mark6.2.0 bicycles.

7 cyclization to [3.2.1], [3.3.1], and [4.3.1] bicycles.

8 alkyl-substituted oxetanes and fused oxetane bicycles.

9 es, which as expected produced the 7/5 fused bicycles.

10 m catalysis provides the analogous cis-fused bicycles.

11 volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from urban bicycling.

12 35Hz), and this suppression was stronger for bicycling.

13 oxyl-8-formyl-bicyclo[4,3,0]non-8(9)-enes or bicycle[4,3,0]non-1(9)-en-8-ones in varying yields with

14 l dwellers were significantly more likely to bicycle (68.3% versus 15.9%; p<0.001) to work than urban

15 fusion of 5-membered rings within a [3.3.0]-bicycle, a motif present in (-)-presilphiperfolan-8-ol.

16 However, bicycling ability remains surprisingly unaffected in mos

17 ining consisted of three months of low-level bicycle and treadmill exercise such that minute ventilat

18 ield potential recordings directly comparing bicycling and walking in Parkinson disease patients with

19 contrast the oscillatory dynamics underlying bicycling and walking in the basal ganglia.

20 In patients without freezing of gait, both bicycling and walking led to a suppression of subthalami

21 land uses to encourage active travel (i.e., bicycling and walking) are promising strategies for desi

22 fic types of physical activity as walking or bicycling and work or occupational activity, may be asso

23 ical activity (such as jogging, running, and bicycling) and sedentary behavior (such as spending hour

24 n accident with her learned knowledge of the bicycle, and steer away or brake.

25 Increasing active travel (walking, bicycling, and public transport) is promoted as a key st

26 work by private transport, public transport, bicycling, and walking, respectively.

27 reasing popularity of sports such as skiing, bicycling, and windsurfing.

28 These compounds which share a benzimidazole bicycle are effective when administered in vivo at unbou

29 Under exceptionally mild conditions, these bicycles are converted to highly functionalized medium-s

30 y dynamic (2+3) assembly of a cagelike macro-bicycle around a trifurcated trispyridinium pi guest.

31 We use bicycle-based, mobile measurements ( approximately 85 h)

32 Much like when one learns to type or ride a bicycle, BCI users report transitioning from a deliberat

33 this work enhances the scope of the [1.1.1]-bicycle beyond that of a mere "spacer" unit and presents

34 um and palladium catalysts, decalins and 7,6-bicycles can be obtained with dichotomous stereochemical

35 Enantiomerically enriched [3.1.0] bicycles containing vicinal quaternary centers were synt

36 estrian struck by motorized vehicle (10.7%), bicycle crash (6.3%), and struck by blunt object, fists,

37 k, or bus crashes (26.7%), and pedestrian or bicycle crashes (25.3%).

38 fatally or seriously injured while riding a bicycle during the day in Maryland in 1985-1997 (cases,

39 patients underwent 2 symptom-limited supine bicycle echocardiograms separated by an interval of 1 to

40 Supine bicycle echocardiography and TME have been used for eval

41 Chiral bicycles: Enantioenriched bicyclo[5.3.0]decatrienes were

42 xercised on three occasions for 120 min on a bicycle ergometer at 50 % maximum velocity of O2 uptake

43 and 1.8) were provided daily by increases in bicycle ergometer exercise time.

44 Exercise tolerance using a bicycle ergometer showed increased exercise endurance fr

45 overy from an exhaustive 1-2 min sprint on a bicycle ergometer with a workload of 400 W.

46 also underwent upright exercise testing on a bicycle ergometer with analysis of respiratory gas excha

47 cise stress test on an electronically braked bicycle ergometer.

48 imal graded exercise test was performed on a bicycle ergometer.

49 asured at rest and during fixed low-workload bicycle ergometry (50, 75, and 100 W, each for 3 minutes

50 ng with measures of BP response taken before bicycle ergometry testing.

51 ess (anger recall and mental arithmetic) and bicycle ergometry were evaluated in patients with implan

52 T-wave alternans, assessed with bicycle ergometry, and SAECG were measured before EPS.

53 graphy, Holter monitoring, echocardiography, bicycle ergometry, measurement of N-terminal pro-B-type

54 d during incremental atrial pacing or supine bicycle ergometry.

55 t defines this clade-the 3-hydroxypropionate bicycle-evolved late in Earth history as a result of a s

56 epression and time to limiting angina during bicycle exercise (exercise tolerance tests), performed a

57 ent and sonographer preference, makes supine bicycle exercise a valuable stress echocardiographic mod

58 determine the hemodynamic effects of supine bicycle exercise and functional capacity during upright

59 chemia was present in 92% of patients during bicycle exercise and in 58% of patients during mental st

60 nticipatory blood pressure (BP) responses to bicycle exercise and LV mass in the Kuopio Ischemic Hear

61 Participants underwent bicycle exercise and psychological stress testing with r

62 ntrol subjects while performing both maximal bicycle exercise and single leg knee-extensor exercise.

63 catheterization and echocardiography during bicycle exercise at low and conventional work loads (i.e

64 resonance imaging at rest and during supine bicycle exercise before and after sildenafil.

65 higher ejection fraction at rest and at peak bicycle exercise compared with patients without daily li

66 oration of intermediate stages during supine bicycle exercise echocardiography (BEE) improves the acc

67 determine the comparative accuracy of supine bicycle exercise echocardiography (SBE) and posttreadmil

68 blood flow velocity at rest and with supine bicycle exercise in 18 patients with AVS and 11 control

69 ed by ST segment depression during mental or bicycle exercise stress, although ST segment depression

70 diovascular survey, including a standardized bicycle exercise test in 1972 to 1975.

71 (n = 39) underwent a symptom-limited supine bicycle exercise test with Doppler echocardiography and

72 documented coronary artery disease underwent bicycle exercise testing and thermal pain testing.

73 ise test underwent mental stress testing and bicycle exercise testing.

74 Bicycle exercise tests with measurement of respiratory g

75 /wild-type genomes) responses to 14 weeks of bicycle exercise training in 10 patients with heteroplas

76 ceptor responses were measured in the leg by bicycle exercise with and without regional circulatory o

77 Accordingly, we performed maximal bicycle exercise with respiratory gas analysis and hemod

78 5 mm Hg at rest or >/=25 mm Hg during supine bicycle exercise) participated in the open-label study o

79 With supine bicycle exercise, 46 +/- 25 days after device placement,

80 entilatory response to progressive intensity bicycle exercise, although some of the observed activity

81 (2)) and 38 controls, at rest, during supine bicycle exercise, and during hyperemia.

82 ects sequentially underwent graded-intensity bicycle exercise, atropine injection and isoproterenol i

83 tural changes, sublingual nitroglycerin, and bicycle exercise, demonstrated expected changes in measu

84 Hemodynamic and neurohormonal responses to bicycle exercise, public speaking, and the Stroop test w

85 and 4.7 +/- 1.7-fold in response to AICAR or bicycle exercise, respectively.

86 Bicycle exercise, which activates aPKCs and stimulates g

87 rnight rest (nonexercise) or (ii) submaximal bicycle exercise.

88 rs (n = 14) underwent standardized recumbent bicycle exercise.

89 recall-as well as symptom-limited semisupine bicycle exercise.

90 t radionuclide renography at rest and during bicycle exercise.

91 ficantly increased immediately and 3 h after bicycle exercise.

92 ith DTI at rest and during submaximal supine bicycle exercise.

93 ficantly greater in the control group during bicycle exercise.

94 INTERPRETATION: These results indicate that bicycling facilitates overall suppression of beta power.

95 ics, and with a network of buses, trams, and bicycle facilities) was transformed to match the urban f

96 no smoking, being physically active (walking/bicycling >/=40 min/day and exercising >/=1 h/week), and

97 ferent domains of physical activity, walking/bicycling >20 minutes/d was associated with 29% lower ri

98 Walking or bicycling (>60 minutes/day vs. hardly ever; HR, 0.88; 95

99 c injuries (bus, car, truck, pedestrian, and bicycle), gunshot or stab or slash wounds, falls, work o

100 a support the positive influence of a law on bicycle helmet use among children.

101 xty-four counties in Florida had enacted the bicycle helmet-use law, while the other three counties h

102 Bicycle helmets offer substantial protection for the upp

103 Bicycle helmets, regardless of type, provide substantial

104 We performed upright bicycle hemodynamics in 10 patients (9 men) aged 56+/-12

105 A child often learns to ride a bicycle in the driveway, free of unforeseen obstacles.

106 Florida children riding bicycles in counties where the state helmet-use law was

107 intermediates that lead to a range of fused bicycles including the cores of various furan-, benzofur

108 Odds ratio of bicycling injury according to estimated BAC.

109 s than 0.02 g/dL, the adjusted odds ratio of bicycling injury was 5.6 (95% confidence interval [CI],

110 sin, the crushed soda can, and the collapsed bicycle inner tube exemplify the nonlinear mechanical re

111 Bicycling is one of the leading causes of recreational i

112 to generate the desired coordination-driven bicycle-like wheel (90 % yield).

113 sease underwent treadmill (n = 50) or supine bicycle (n = 50) exercise echocardiography.

114 segment (n = 90); the others occurred during bicycling (n = 7), running (n = 15), and postrace recove

115 I, imagination of freewheeling downhill on a bicycle (no change in heart rate, HR, or ventilation, V(

116 hesis of the fused gamma-lactam beta-lactone bicycle of proteasome inhibitor omuralide.

117 Exercise echocardiography with the bicycle or posttreadmill approach is used in subjects wh

118 ize via distinct implementations of the same bicycle-pedal mechanism originally proposed by Warshel.

119 de and methyl shifts of the initially formed bicycle predominant formation of (-)-kolavenyl diphospha

120 phase extraction device run using a standard bicycle pump.

121 uthors conducted unobtrusive observations at bicycle racks at public elementary schools statewide.

122 o secure items to automobile rooftops and to bicycle racks.

123 related verbal message were displayed above bicycle racks.

124 health and economic benefits are possible if bicycling replaces short car trips.

125 Alcohol use while bicycle riding is associated with a substantially increa

126 icity has led us to a new class of 6-5 fused bicycle rings as minor groove recognition elements.

127 placing their tail in a posture similar to a bicycle's kickstand.

128 nstrate that habitat creation, regulation of bicycle speed, and migration between patches increase C.

129 f cattle and horse grazing, maintaining slow bicycle speeds on occupied public trails, and artificial

130 inhibition during the mid-power stroke of a bicycling task, which also involved co-contraction of qu

131 muscle contraction in sitting, standing and bicycling tasks.

132 FM, and 32 controls completed an incremental bicycle test to exhaustion.

133 onses were obtained during mental stress and bicycle tests.

134 were performed during the mental stress and bicycle tests.

135 a fast-tracked synthesis of a [3.2.1] bisoxa bicycle that makes up the framework of many biologically

136 Interestingly, bicycles that are derived from dimethyl acetylenedicarbo

137 Bicycle theft is a serious problem in many countries, an

138 cations which had experienced high levels of bicycle theft, and used the rest of the university campu

139 Bicycle thefts decreased by 62% at the experimental loca

140 cyclization to construct the [3.2.2]-bridged bicycle, these efforts have enabled the total synthesis

141 6-methylidene penems containing [6,5]-fused bicycles (thiophene, imidazole, or pyrazle-fused system)

142 risk ratio [ARR] 0.72; 95% CI 0.58-0.88) or bicycling to work (ARR 0.66; 95% CI 0.55-0.77) were sign

143 se-response relationship between duration of bicycling to work and being overweight, having hypertens

144 Walking and bicycling to work was associated with reduced cardiovasc

145 Those bicycling to work were significantly less likely to have

146 active travel, based on spatial estimates of bicycle traffic, pedestrian traffic, and particulate con

147 11.0% vs 3.7%; P = .02) and the Movement ABC bicycle-trail task (12.9% vs 3.8%; P = .02).

148 4.2; 95% CI, 0.8-7.6; P = .02), Movement ABC bicycle-trail task (AMD, 0.8; 95% CI, 0.1-1.5; P = .03),

149 ecursor, the fused gamma-lactam beta-lactone bicycle was prepared in four steps by a sequential biscy

150 Passive hindlimb exercise on motorized bicycles was applied 1 h/day, 3 days/week to the MSC+Ex

151 in the saturated bridges of the fused carbon bicycles, was synthesized.

152 hese studies reveal a strong rigidity of the bicycle, which adopts either a chair-chair or a boat-cha

153 ccess toward an array of [6,5] and [6,6] aza-bicycles, which form the core skeletons of various alkal

154 ged); and (4) the positive effect of HeO2 on bicycle work rate.

155 Making 50% of short trips by bicycle would yield savings of approximately $3.8 billio