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1 th and dying issues (mean, 3.3 of 5; 5 = not comfortable).

2 those (73%) reported that their lenses were comfortable.

3 ctors that could make them feel more or less comfortable.

4 members use themselves, or find familiar and comfortable.

5 (3) Can scopes be made smaller and more comfortable?

6 ard deviation, 6.2 +/- 1.3 level), were less comfortable (5.0 +/- 1.5 level) with those older than 21

7 friends as donors, but they seem to be less comfortable about this donor source and most centers are

8 e Scientifique a fashionable by-product of a comfortable age or an indicator of the changing relation

9 Although eye-bank personnel have become comfortable and competent at Descemet's stripping automa

10 MRI has been developed as a well tolerated, comfortable and convenient method for imaging assessment

11 eferred the ECG pad and reported that it was comfortable and convenient.

12 r 2 hours fasting for clear liquids was more comfortable and equally safe compared to conventional fa

13 Locally delivered SMV provides a comfortable and flexible method to improve clinical para

14 work offers a unique pathway for achieving a comfortable and improved acupuncture therapeutic effect.

15 ncluding VRE, and is both significantly more comfortable and less immediately toxic to the ocular sur

16 evolution in order to provide more reliable, comfortable and long-lasting implants to patients.

17 handy-analytical device that makes our lives comfortable and stress-free in terms of health care diag

18 avoid intubation as well as PSV and be more comfortable and tolerable for patients.

19 ation, and a cardiologist with whom he feels comfortable and who can communicate with his primary car

20 015); b) assurances that the patient will be comfortable and will not suffer (p=.029); and c) support

21 3 of 79 (92%) reporting self-tonometry to be comfortable, and a similar number happy to perform self-

22 ysmography (AP) was proposed as an accurate, comfortable, and accessible method of body-composition a

23 esents the principles for performing a safe, comfortable, and accurate double-contrast barium enema e

24 icians, psychiatrists also appear to be more comfortable, and have more experience, addressing religi

25 hich cardiac and vascular surgeons can be as comfortable as their interventional cardiology colleague

26 ical school, 69% reported that they were not comfortable at all performing a simple periodontal exami

27 demonstrate the feasibility of concealed and comfortable brain activity acquisition over many hours.

28 All subjects showed an increase in comfortable breath-hold duration with preoxygenation.

29 o 0]; P = .009) and was perceived to be more comfortable by both blinded caregivers and nurses (careg

30 diagnosed with lower grade disease feel more comfortable choosing active surveillance.

31 and humans using a Trm narrative and note a comfortable concordance with the Chlamydia pathogenesis

32 hailand suggests condom machines may provide comfortable condom procurement, but the relevance to a h

33 in order to make primary care providers more comfortable counseling on these methods in the medical h

34 their training, these house officers become comfortable dealing with these issues (mean, 2.2; p < .0

35 ection is a safe, expeditious, low-cost, and comfortable definitive treatment for femoral pseudoaneur

36 Physicians should be comfortable discussing the risks and benefits of these d

37 th altered consciousness or coma can be kept comfortable during a rapid terminal weaning procedure wi

38 objects with uncomfortable grasps to afford comfortable end positions-the end-state comfort (ESC) ef

39 but there was reasonably good agreement for comfortable experiences (kappa = 0.76).

40 erred more patients to trials when they felt comfortable explaining trials or believed that treatment

41 kert scale: 1 = very uncomfortable, 7 = very comfortable), familiarity with available surveillance gu

42 is faster to set up and more convenient and comfortable for patients.

43 This new procedure is potentially more comfortable for the patient because no wire or needle is

44 It is fast (<2 h) and comfortable for the patient, gathers whole-body data, an

45 be easy to implement, quick to perform, and comfortable for their child.

46 herefore, horses with the ability to perform comfortable gaits (e.g. ambling or pacing), so-called 'g

47 hysicians (53%) reported they would not feel comfortable handling a situation in which a pediatric pa

48 mental ambience, from mostly appetitive in a comfortable home environment to mostly fearful in a stre

49 cts judged the environment warmer, felt more comfortable in the cold, and reported less shivering.

50 ogy, nephrology, etc.) with training who are comfortable in the management of this patient population

51 f parents disagreed that their children were comfortable in their final days.

52 holesterol showed the children to be equally comfortable in their own peer subculture and not to be d

53 ke electrode offers a highly conformal, user-comfortable interaction with the skin for long-term wear

54 rvivors with menopausal dyspareunia can have comfortable intercourse after applying liquid lidocaine

55 More respondents reported feeling comfortable managing end-of-life pain than psychological

56 and closed the mouth, first in a natural and comfortable manner, and then to maximum displacement.

57 crophotography, etc.), including options for comfortable manual correction.

58 s are alpha-helical, the answer is yes, by a comfortable margin.

59 elieve that Norse settlers selected for this comfortable mode of horse riding soon after arrival.

60 assisted spontaneous breathing was the most comfortable mode of ventilation and that synchronized in

61 Assisted spontaneous breathing was the most comfortable mode of ventilation because the pattern was

62 uilding orangutans must daily build safe and comfortable nest structures in the forest canopy and do

63 e motor task, subjects pressed a button at a comfortable pace, and activation was compared with a res

64 es can improve outcomes and result in a more comfortable patient.

65 label lidocaine use, 37 (90%) of 41 reported comfortable penetration.

66 ho completed the study, 17 (85%) had resumed comfortable penetrative intimacy.

67 ) reported that they felt significantly more comfortable performing direct observation compared with

68 ently and concomitantly surgeons become more comfortable performing these repairs, risks and benefits

69 PASCAL provides amore comfortable profile when compared to the argon laser.

70 charge savings and energy savings within the comfortable range of hearing for CI users.

71 itates adaptation to temperatures within the comfortable range.

72 ent-collected specimen) for clinicians to be comfortable recommending no anoscopy for those with a ne

73 About 10% were comfortable recommending withdrawal of life-sustaining t

74 cribed (ie, 1 = very uncomfortable; 7 = very comfortable), respondents were most comfortable with sur

75 allithrix jacchus) were acclimated to light, comfortable restraint using individualized helmets.

76 It can be a challenge for providers to feel comfortable reviewing the broad scope of the risks and b

77 tice issues, such as making colonoscopy more comfortable, safer, and less costly, are keys to continu

78 atic electromyography can predict PNP with a comfortable safety margin.

79 The mechanically comfortable sensor records high-fidelity electrooculogra

80 nd family with aggressive symptom control, a comfortable setting, and continuous psychosocial support

81 luding more intense physical labour and less comfortable sleeping arrangements.

82 all comfortable/strongly disagree, 5 = very comfortable/strongly agree) of managing several common l

83 The mean comfort level (1 = not at all comfortable/strongly disagree, 5 = very comfortable/stro

84 to that of standard treatment that they are comfortable substituting it for the existing standard.

85 on should be given to making the environment comfortable, taking plenty of time with the patient, and

86 A substantial minority (37%) felt comfortable talking to their patients about donation (me

87 liminates thermotactic discrimination in the comfortable temperature range.

88 ideal temperature (18 degrees C) over other comfortable temperatures (19 degrees to 24 degrees C) de

89 Subjects found CT significantly more comfortable than mammography (P < .001).

90 They are more comfortable than nasogastric tubes and may be kept in pl

91 with the nurses on the medical ward and felt comfortable there.

92 eeing that it felt more natural and was more comfortable to wear.

93 yarteritis nodosa, but most reported feeling comfortable treating children with chronic arthritides.

94 ly injured joint, yet physicians may be less comfortable treating injuries to the elbow compared with

95 polymer and bare-metal stents (BMSs) in the COMFORTABLE trial (Comparison of Biolimus Eluted From an

96 t were African American, and 71 percent felt comfortable using computers.

97 Many young people are comfortable using technology as part of their healthcare

98 ble to provide fully natural visual cues and comfortable viewing experiences for all users.

99 motion that subjectively produced the 'most comfortable visual image'.

100 ticipants (93%) in the intervention arm were comfortable watching the video.

101 m, 82.6% of participants reported being very comfortable watching the video.

102 Participants reported feeling comfortable watching the video.

103 We studied 20 healthy women who were comfortable wearing high-heeled shoes.

104 ccines in a single visit reported being only comfortable with 1 or 2 injectable vaccines in a single

105 Breast cancer survivors are comfortable with both PCPs and NPs providing follow-up c

106 erstanding of how experienced nurses who are comfortable with dying patients communicate with familie

107 Patients were most comfortable with legislation that granted their family e

108 Patients remained comfortable with little or no analgesia/sedation, in a p

109 es studying cardiovascular diseases are more comfortable with molecular and cellular biology than wit

110 The scientific community is comfortable with recognising mitochondria as organelles

111 tudy conclusion, feedback subjects were more comfortable with robotic surgery than controls (90% vs 6

112 program do not report being knowledgeable or comfortable with several areas of the nonclinical Accred

113 7 = very comfortable), respondents were most comfortable with survivors < or = 21 years (mean +/- sta

114 Surgeons must be comfortable with the anatomy and proceed with the proced

115 In general, patients were comfortable with the computers and the approach.

116 ss through their residency, they become less comfortable with the idea of administering pain medicati

117 Immunologists are already comfortable with the need for monitoring many different

118 Respondents who were very comfortable with their sexual orientation and who had di

119 s evident that many workers are not entirely comfortable with this framework.

120 All AYAs have typical concerns about being comfortable with who they are and who they want to becom

121 hey could compared with as much as they felt comfortable with, the maximal intake parameter was appro

122 nding that biochemists are most familiar and comfortable with.

123 up were more likely to rate themselves "very comfortable" with the idea of using cardiopulmonary resu

124 an indicator of locations that are thermally comfortable, with low heating and cooling demand.

125 by experienced intensive care nurses who are comfortable working with dying patients and their famili

126 practices experienced intensive care nurses' comfortable working with dying patients' use with famili