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1 stion, sensory attributes and willingness to buy.

2 make informed decisions about the food they buy.

3 ss the negative activation for dogs that are bought.

4 environmental samples when compared to store-bought.

5 They bought 1.9% of all opioid prescriptions, constituting 4%

6 Respondents were twice as likely to buy a hearing aid with better functionality in noisy env

7 It is now affordable to buy a multi-processor machine, and easy to install Java

8 The number of households buying a PBMA for the first time fell over the two year

9 Any person buying a pig should understand this - it would be absurd

10 27%), with 45% of parents in the control arm buying a sugary drink for their child compared to 28% in

11 es, which is well summarised in the WHO best buys (a set of affordable, feasible, and cost-effective

12 ciency of MurM(159) compared with MurM(Pn16) bought about by sequence variation between these enzymes

13 The estimated point prevalence of compulsive buying among respondents was 5.8% (by gender: 6.0% for w

14 llages, over half of intervention households bought an ICS, although demand was highly price-sensitiv

15 ing markets where a stronger preference for "buying an artist" than "buying an artwork." Additionally

16 nger preference for "buying an artist" than "buying an artwork." Additionally, our study shows that i

17 in, PMT plastic additive leaching from store-bought and environmentally sampled plastic items was inv

18 eating restoration-based credits that can be bought and sold.

19 ver 80% of the participants were inclined to buy and 66% prepared to spend 10 to 15% more money on th

20 cc) activation for preferred products across buy and sell conditions combined, but greater mesial pre

21 Google searches for buying and cleaning guns increased.

22 of dopamine replacement therapy, compulsive buying and pathological gambling, with eight patients ex

23 viour of financial markets where cascades of buying and selling can occur, even over short timescales

24 of the variance of the gap between the best buying and selling prices (the spread) and 76% of the va

25 etween neural responses and behavioral acts (buying and selling) that created the bubbles.

26 emotional and functional toll of compulsive buying and the frequency of comorbid psychiatric disorde

27 being recommended as 'cow's milk-free' were bought, and cow's milk protein levels were measured usin

28 mportant implications for what people think, buy, and do.

29 ria of McElroy and colleagues for compulsive buying, and who scored more than two standard deviations

30 gists, but payment under the Medicare Part B buy-and-bill model includes a financial incentive to cho

31 Of 6269/11 192 (56%) students who tried to buy antibiotics from a drugstore in the preceding year,

32 ning subjects express a stronger tendency to buy as a function of measured NAcc activity.

33 with food, including how we shop and what we buy, as well as ideas about sanitation and freshness.

34 Two samples of hen eggs bought at supermarkets and one of quail eggs were found

35 allenge of the same boiled jellyfish product bought at the same grocery store to the patient.

36 twenty 10- and 20-year-old Tawny Port wines, bought at various retail stores in the Netherlands.

37 The interviews addressed buying attitudes and behaviors, their consequences, and

38 indicate that persons who report compulsive buying behavior, and their first-degree relatives, are m

39 achine learning-based model to predict panic-buying behavior, evaluate the outcomes of classifiers, i

40 ding automated solutions for detecting panic-buying behavior.

41 robustness and stability in detecting panic-buying behaviors.

42 vide an in-depth analysis of consumers' PBMA buying behaviors.

43 e model shows the water embodied in products bought by consumers (which we identify with the Water Fo

44 evention and has been recommended as a "best buy" by the WHO.

45 ivation patterns discriminating decisions to buy cannabis from declined offers.

46 used to amplify Campylobacter DNA from store-bought chickens.

47 oducts paired with 18 different prices under buying, choosing, or selling conditions.

48 tudies have documented that teens can and do buy cigarettes online, to our knowledge, no studies have

49 disparities in calories obtained from store-bought consumer packaged goods (CPGs), whether brands (n

50 lness of 3D printing and to make an informed buying decision on their first 3D printer.

51 s of anaphylaxis after consuming curry bread bought directly from a store, although the child had inq

52 g, compulsive sexual behaviour, gambling and buying disorder.

53 As patient use of foreign-bought drugs has increased, federal legislators have con

54 equipment, pooling money with another IDU to buy drugs, and exchanging sex for money.

55 t resorts and an inability by care-seeker to buy drugs.

56 The goal is to foster recovery, or to buy enough time for successful liver transplantation.

57 Other factors, such as type of developer and buying environment, also had an effect on launch and sca

58 ten characteristics, such as product types, buying environment, and market type.

59 We show that products that buy fake reviews are highly clustered in the product rev

60 rs is that we directly observe which sellers buy fake reviews.

61 work are highly predictive of which products buy fake reviews.

62 ge period, being a firearm owner who did not buy firearms during the surge period, and not owning fir

63 ource of visible light, including both store-bought fluorescent light bulbs and ambient sunlight.

64 e the family had run out of food or money to buy food in the past 12 months.

65 respondents whether they had enough money to buy food or ate less than they felt they should.

66 Store-bought foods and beverages represented the largest compo

67 vel purchasing data for food and drink items bought for at-home (n=1245 households) and out-of-home c

68 les of non-prescription medications commonly bought for managing respiratory symptoms, to improve for

69 ease survival (from technologies that income buys) for 180 countries from 1970 and 2007.

70 baby food (formula, cereal, and puree) were bought from United States and Chinese stores in 2013 and

71 he fact that high-income individuals tend to buy goods and services that are more energy intensive.

72 so be viewed as a network in which producers buy goods, convert them to new goods, and sell the produ

73 About 86% of PBMA buyers also bought ground meat; however, PBMA buyers spent about 13%

74 We raise the question of whether money buys happiness, separately for these two aspects of well

75 unt of frontal cognitive control required to buy healthy foods despite their lower calorific value as

76 distributing child abuse content, selling or buying illicit drugs, or sharing malware online.

77 six dietary supplements containing selenium bought in a pharmacy and supermarket.

78 tortillas made from store-purchased masa or bought in a tortilleria and those made from store-bought

79 tortillas made from store-purchased masa or bought in a tortilleria, from homemade masa, and from st

80 ardants (and PentaBDE) was higher in couches bought in California compared to elsewhere, although the

81 ed suboptimally or when individuals have not bought in to the process, checklists may conversely have

82 om packaged beverages US households reported buying in 2007-2008, 2009-2010, and 2011-2012, overall a

83 r interventions rated as health sector "best buys" in sub-Saharan Africa.

84 ing up the World Health Organization's "best buys," in addition to developing and implementing SLD-sp

85 Major barriers included lack of buy-in and ability to promote change in the clinical set

86 urgently needed and will require leadership buy-in and financial commitments from institutions for e

87 e participation of pathologists to encourage buy-in and oversight.

88 a new vision creates, the chair must attain buy-in and proceed with persistence.

89 or institutional arrangements, and requires buy-in and support from his/her institution or organizat

90 ed barriers to implementation were physician buy-in and time.

91 How surgeons get buy-in and whether patients participate in this agreemen

92 We sought to examine whether this surgical buy-in behavior is present among a large, nationally rep

93 zed the importance of clinician autonomy and buy-in for practice change.

94 iscussion and collaboration, and significant buy-in from a diverse range of changemakers.

95 Challenges to EPA use include garnering buy-in from individual faculty and residents to complete

96 Active involvement of consortium leadership, buy-in from its members at all levels, and support from

97 ortunistic CT screening include the need for buy-in from radiologists, referring providers, and patie

98 C modification may improve team cohesion and buy-in in addition to providing opportunities for teams

99 E reporting dashboard include: (1) community buy-in is key, (2) public data sharing is effective, and

100 HIV prevention efforts elicit the trust and buy-in needed to sustainably manage the HIV pandemic ove

101 pply, reimbursement, staff availability, and buy-in of medical oncologists.

102 2 retains the speed, transparency, and donor buy-in of the G8's previous Muskoka approach and incorpo

103 The ICHOM will endeavor to achieve wide buy-in of this set and facilitate its implementation in

104 ion, surgeons generally assume that patients buy-in to life-supporting interventions that might be ne

105 Although patients may buy-in to some additional postoperative interventions, t

106 To characterize how patients buy-in to treatments beyond the operating room and what

107 ion in a manner that suggested they believed buy-in was achieved, but this agreement was rarely forge

108 0 days to get you through this operation.'" "Buy-in" is grounded in a surgeon's strong sense of respo

109 dies, and eligibility for Part A and B State buy-in).

110 g ensures sustainability by creating country buy-in, reducing costs of audits, and institutionalizing

111 With data standardization and end user buy-in, the collection and analysis of large amounts of

112 are urgently needed to strengthen community buy-in, to increase the coverage of oral polio vaccine (

113 We describe the concept of surgical "buy-in," a complex process by which surgeons negotiate w

114 ecision-making; (6) secure active leadership buy-in; (7) keep conversation and documentation on track

115 d alcohol taxation increases are a WHO "best buy" intervention, there is a lack of research comparing

116 ment and implementation of appropriate "best buy" interventions that address this major driver of nee

117 Compulsive buying is characterized by inappropriate shopping and sp

118 d product B in their freezers, and 113 (68%) bought it according to data from retailer A.

119 rice of a product, fewer consumers choose to buy it than when the price is fixed and low.

120 al yoghurt, and about 50% of consumers would buy it.

121 24 h including bacterial growth using store-bought lettuce, and the Arabidopsis model takes 4-6 week

122 We conclude that high income buys life satisfaction but not happiness, and that low i

123 However, these systems are expensive to buy, maintain, and operate while being energy and enviro

124 tilleria, from homemade masa, and from store-bought maize flour was assessed.

125 t in a tortilleria and those made from store-bought maize flour was minimal.

126 ssess dairy cattle herd immunity using store-bought milk samples.

127 We used store-bought milk to profile the collective H5N1 antibody resp

128 the rate or temporarily reducing the rate to buy more time for local adaptation and credit implementa

129 or running out of food without being able to buy more.

130 inputs, such as hiring additional teachers, buying more textbooks, or providing flexible grants.

131 a concomitant rise in health spending, which buys more health services for more people.

132 ic arsenic predominated in most of the store-bought mushrooms (albeit with low total arsenic concentr

133 ighly desirable as it eliminates the need to buy new Cl2 and dispose HCl waste.

134 ge (33.6% v 23.2%) or having enough money to buy nutritious meals (26.8% v 15.5%); all P < .001.

135 ction against necrosis and cardiac IR injury bought on by ALKBH7 deficiency originates from the signa

136 Pb, Sb, and Se in toys and jewelry (n = 72) bought on the North American market and compare TC's to

137 he majority of farmers did not isolate stock bought onto the farm, but a small proportion always isol

138 ng and dominates its competitors as the best buy option.

139 nd leaves of 35 Allium species and cultivars bought or collected in 2010-2012 were investigated with

140 at risk of violence (including suicide) from buying or possessing firearms.

141 A majority believe it may be possible to buy organs on the black market (81%) and that recovery f

142 bying against cross-border drug importation, buying out the competition, and others.

143 TM), Aimmune Therapeutics), as well as store-bought peanut products.

144 rsed WHO non-communicable disease (NCD) best buy policies, but we know very little about global imple

145 The administrative costs and lack of buying power that arise out of the existing multipayer s

146 tor for lower cost medication to save money; bought prescription drugs from another country to save m

147 ked for lower-cost medication to save money, bought prescriptions from another country to save money,

148 ng to age verification, resulting in a youth buy rate of 93.7%.

149 lt directly from the inherent limitations of buying reviews from online review marketplaces, making o

150 hyperpolarize ethanol extracted from a store-bought sample of vodka (%P(H) ~ 0.1%).

151 lidated screening instrument, the Compulsive Buying Scale, to classify respondents as either compulsi

152 deviations above the mean on the Compulsive Buying Scale, were recruited.

153 hain structures all pose to transform how we buy, sell, and distribute food.

154 t technical analysis tools developed to give buy/sell signals in asset trading can be applied to anal

155 is the marketplace: subjects are engaged in buying, selling, and trading activities whether I run an

156 rders (ICDs), including compulsive gambling, buying, sexual behavior, and eating, can occur as a comp

157 pulsive sexual behavior disorder, compulsive buying-shopping disorder, and problematic use of social

158 iews for four types of specific PUI (gaming, buying-shopping, pornography use, social network use).

159 In panic-buying situations, individuals suddenly purchase excessi

160 ture on alcohol by households that generally bought small amounts of alcohol and, in particular, thos

161 lations for AVs and would be less willing to buy such an AV.

162 ctivity while human participants performed a buying task in which they freely decided upon how and wh

163 l were largely restricted to households that bought the most alcohol.

164 If the selected choice had been bought, the cost was deducted from study earnings and th

165 used their extra income to go to the doctor, buy their medications, and alleviate their hunger.

166 void the innate immune system, which in turn buy them time to colonize wounds and damage tissues at s

167 r the greater good) and would like others to buy them, but they would themselves prefer to ride in AV

168 Findings may buy time but highlight government policy tensions

169 r, these results suggest that using money to buy time can protect people from the detrimental effects

170 We provide evidence that using money to buy time can provide a buffer against this time famine,

171 transient braking of response initiation to buy time for action reprogramming (stopping interference

172 ge to help prevent further deterioration and buy time for potential spontaneous recovery or bridge to

173 Targeting a catabolic enzyme to buy time for recombination is an amazing example of adap

174 or prolonged preservation of viability could buy time for transport and repair during hypothermic no

175 fter the start of cardiac arrest no-flow, to buy time for transport and resuscitative surgery (hemost

176 for the levels of drug stockpiles needed to buy time, how and when to modify vaccines, whom to targe

177 To buy time, the induction of therapeutic hypothermia (core

178 porarily replace the functions of the liver, buying time for the patient's liver to repair and regene

179 -striatal function during decision conflict, buying time until the right decision can be made.

180 esponse to increasing temperatures, thereby "buying time" for subsequent genetic adaptation and promo

181 s been seen as a way to improve survival by 'buying time' until antimalarials can act.

182 ng decisions, ranging from which products to buy to which job offer to accept, requires an estimation

183 fication of sentinel baskets, i.e., products bought together by a population of selected customers.

184 such as, 'I think I'll wear the new skirt I bought tomorrow/yesterday.

185 Compulsive buying (uncontrolled urges to buy, with resulting signif

186 iews (odds ratios for reporting of rented or bought used injection equipment in audio-CASI vs face-to

187 roduction number and slows epidemic growth - buying valuable time for health-system response and viru

188 C) activation in response to low prices when buying versus selling.

189 greater awareness were 11-24% less likely to buy wildlife products.

190 Measles vaccination is a public health 'best buy', with the highest cost of illness averted of any va

191 Compulsive buying (uncontrolled urges to buy, with resulting significant adverse consequences) ha

192 These values were similar to store-bought yogurt using saturated fat source, with values of