ライフサイエンスコーパス: decide

1 diazolidin-5-ones or 1,4,2-dioxazolidines is decided.

2 ls while adjusting for confounders that were decided a priori.

3 Deciding a priori which assays to perform is, thus, a cr

4 In step 1, decide, a priori, what a clinically meaningful differenc

5 HL need to consider a range of factors when deciding about future reproduction.

6 e risk of delirium should be considered when deciding about the use of systemic corticosteroids in cr

7 e addition of CMV immunoglobulin (CMVIG) was decided according to donor/recipient CMV serostatus (D/R

8 groups equally well, but would typically be decided against as infeasible or costly.

9 f patients who were offered epilepsy surgery decided against proceeding.

10 He has decided against prostatectomy and brachytherapy because

11 focused on simple choice, where participants decide among a set of unitary, mutually exclusive option

12 ymic selection that describes how thymocytes decide among distinct fates, not only based on a single

13 nosed with localized prostate cancer have to decide among treatment strategies that may differ in the

14 prepares multiple competing movements before deciding among them.

15 This suggests that SATs for deciding and acting are influenced by a shared urgency/v

16 mals are free to adjust the time invested in deciding and moving so as to maximize their reward rate.

17 ain's executive systems have a vital role in deciding and selecting among actions.

18 curately distinguished between telic (e.g., "decide") and atelic (e.g., "think") signs from (the hist

19 up psychology, observe, analyze assumptions, decide, and improve the system of care and the performan

20 The monkeys could decide at any time, and once a target was reached, the r

21 ed a task in which healthy volunteers had to decide between accepting a reward at the cost of receivi

22 To decide between competing policies requires models that c

23 For example, humans may have to decide between foraging for high-calorie but hard-to-get

24 ression of specific sets of genes, which may decide between neuronal survival versus death.

25 Recent work suggests that while animals decide between reaching actions, neurons in dorsal premo

26 This pulsed response allows cells to decide between sporulation and continued vegetative grow

27 ivity of DR serotonergic neurons, while mice decided between differently delayed rewards as they perf

28 mitral disease requiring valve replacement, deciding between bioprosthetic and mechanical prosthetic

29 ions of social networking site users who are deciding between different software applications.

30 Deciding between these ideas will be facilitated by furt

31 rms, not only where a protein locates can be decided, but also why it resides there can be revealed.

32 in which infants had no other option but to decide by themselves, infants given the opportunity to a

33 erge in which access and quality of care are decided by ability to pay.

34 sense that the acceptance of a trial move is decided by comparing a computed acceptance probability w

35 croscope imaging, and dead:live volume ratio decided by confocal laser scanning microscopy were used

36 The type of surgery was decided by each investigator and the timing of surgery w

37 close naturalization referendums, which are decided by just a few votes, the naturalization decision

38 Chirality of biomolecules is decided by the direction of magnetic field where prebiot

39 Frequencies of dressing changes were decided by the investigator on the basis of the clinical

40 DNA damage and mitotic checkpoint signals to decide cell fate in response to genotoxic stress.

41 ns establishes an essential role of Hsp70 in deciding client fate during stress.

42 In the collaborative study, no deciding differences were observed between the two candi

43 and dizygotic female twins who were asked to decide either how much of a counterpart player's monetar

44 and diaphragmatic movement, hence can aid in deciding extubation strategies.

45 peripheral to catalytic motor domain is the deciding factor behind diverse directionalities of myosi

46 s and ab initio calculations reveal that the deciding factor for SMM behavior is not the degree of di

47 in a subset of human CRC cell lines, is the deciding factor of cancer cell susceptibility to SMAC mi

48 Ultrasound can help in deciding fluid vs. pressor treatment by evaluating the i

49 These individuals, or their surrogates, may decide for "palliative extubation." A common prognostic

50 Humans seem to decide for themselves what to do, and when to do it.

51 es not represent a prognostic parameter when deciding for adjuvant or palliative chemotherapy.

52 nt continued to deteriorate, with the family deciding for hospice care.

53 This finding may help clinicians decide from which age onward it may be relevant to clini

54 administer and may be used by clinicians to decide further biomarker testing, preventive strategies,

55 However the proper model has not been decided, here we focused on studying the quantification

56 mobility (or B-factor), which is critical to decide how biologists utilize the predicted models, is h

57 ot clear, however, whether they use taste to decide how much to consume or whether they base this dec

58 r birds did, however, appear to use taste to decide how much to consume per flower visited within a m

59 an array of artificial flowers, use taste to decide how much to consume per meal when nectar concentr

60 liability is likely important when receivers decide how to respond [3].

61 e where two players (proposer and responder) decide how to split a certain amount of money.

62 ined the data, determined data priority, and decided how data should be reported, including scoring m

63 e future burden of melanoma is necessary for deciding how best to deploy limited resources to achieve

64 imals weigh the metabolic cost of pursuit in deciding how fast to move toward a given reward, providi

65 Deciding how long to keep waiting for future rewards is

66 eschoolers played two dictator games (DG) by deciding how to allocate 10 chocolates between themselve

67 NAIs against new viral strains is vital for deciding how to use the stockpile.

68 Deciding how to weigh each type of evidence is difficult

69 ss for Assignment that provides a measure to decide if a pair of markers should be combined into hapl

70 How cells decide if an end is channeled to resection or NHEJ is no

71 olic beverages (called palinka), in order to decide if their Cu content exceeds the permissible limit

72 On the basis of imaging, clinicians must decide if they should stop, pause, or continue treatment

73 In this fMRI study, participants voluntarily decided if they wanted to punish the first-party offende

74 Deciding if changes represent random fluctuations, or al

75 ontinued in 29 (9%), and hospitalization was decided in 22 and discharge in 23.

76 Treatment of the patients was decided in a multidisciplinary team.

77 It was decided in February 2004 to give to every adult inpatien

78 ality and climate in Equatorial Asia will be decided in part by the conservation status given to the

79 le the enantiocontrol is identified as being decided in the generation of PR/S-Ir-pi-allyl intermedia

80 hat the fate of the world's wildlife will be decided largely by the hospitality of agricultural or co

81 The selectivity is decided late in long trajectories because their completi

82 hich would be useful for federal agencies to decide management practices to achieve the national gree

83 In this estimate-then-decide model, evidence is accumulated until estimation p

84 rconducting phases were not yet conclusively decided, more than one magnetic phase with particular or

85 alities used referendums as the mechanism to decide naturalization requests.

86 Because they decided not to go out in public any longer, some of the

87 red not receiving endocrine therapy, 19 (3%) decided not to receive endocrine therapy, and 71 (11%) c

88 y-four (56.7%) underwent surgery, 56 (22.0%) decided not to undergo surgery, 40 (15.7%) required only

89 in various cases of DALK to help the surgeon decide on a number of surgical steps.

90 Instead, one has to decide on an aggregation approach using predefined set o

91 Once we know the current status, how can we decide on an intervention today with a predicted impact

92 its objectives, the GPEI should consider to decide on and communicate a suitable mechanism for co-sh

93 unction seems mandatory in these patients to decide on appropriate anti-infective preventive measures

94 diction after cardiac arrest is important to decide on continuation or withdrawal of intensive care.

95 treatment for refugees in host countries, to decide on eligibility and amount of payment.

96 of birds can move together in synchrony and decide on new directions of movement in a seamless way.

97 ygen species production and NET formation to decide on required antibiotic and antimycotic prophylaxi

98 The results could be used to decide on the applicability of a given scanner or transd

99 isciplinary team is essential; the team must decide on the best therapeutic option.

100 here some municipalities used referendums to decide on the citizenship applications of foreign reside

101 adiopharmaceutical advisory committee should decide on the data to be presented by the manufacturer o

102 t are sufficiently credible, clinicians must decide on the degree of confidence in the estimates that

103 These findings can help clinicians decide on the optimal castration strategy for individual

104 continuously evaluate sensory information to decide on their next action.

105 try, but little is known about when students decide on their specialty or what factors influence thei

106 cost-effective, compared to using an NIT to decide on treatment, with an ICER of pound16,028 per QAL

107 dispersal distance and the strategy used to decide on where to settle.

108 dose of artefenomel in a patient cohort was decided on after safety and efficacy assessment of the p

109 Preoperative antibiotic treatment was decided on an individual basis, and it was not mandatory

110 benefits should be carefully weighed before deciding on a course of action.

111 age alone should not be the determinant when deciding on a treatment regimen.

112 the impact of using a genomic risk model for deciding on adjuvant radiation therapy for prostate canc

113 nitiating a reward-seeking behavior involves deciding on an action, how fast to initiate the action (

114 social dilemma that involves representatives deciding on behalf of their fellow group members.

115 a particular problem in young patient groups deciding on best-timing for surgery.

116 al relatively simple risk factors for either deciding on further screening or guiding subsequent mana

117 Critical clinical reasoning when deciding on ICD implantation in ACHD patients, therefore

118 VT is sparse, in particular when it comes to deciding on the duration of anticoagulation.

119 igue should be taken into consideration when deciding on the length of the school day and the frequen

120 factors of emphysema patterns are helpful in deciding on the management, including surgical options.

121 able challenges remain in patient selection, deciding on the most appropriate order in which to admin

122 When deciding on the timing of postsurgical treatment with ra

123 However, there are many strategies for deciding on where to settle such as a best-of-N strategy

124 nce to Inform Decisions about Effectiveness (DEcIDE) program, CDC Prevention Epicenters Program.

125 People decide quickly another's apparent intent: Who is friend

126 amics that predicted whether a subject would decide quickly or vacillate between the two alternatives

127 Patients assigned to DECIDE reported significant increases in activation (mea

128 Telic verbs (e.g., "decide," "sell," "die") encode a logical endpoint, where

129 is and provides insights to investigators in deciding sequencing parameters in ChIP-seq experiments.

130 S neurons was sufficient for a race model to decide stimulus familiarity and retrieval confidence.

131 graphy aids in risk stratification and helps decide surgical timing.

132 y on scientific rationale, and even if it is decided that crops produced by NBTs do not fall under th

133 Summit held in May 2016, it was unanimously decided that four areas of current oncology clinical pra

134 oorer high frequency hearing more frequently decided that information was important to their health c

135 e US Department of Health and Human Services decided that its 1981 exclusion of transsexual surgical

136 content as the surrogate in vitro assay, and decided that manufacturers can label a HDM allergen extr

137 The ROC curve decided that the cutoff point of FENO was 37.8ppb (AUC=0

138 ed with head MRI and conservative treatment, deciding that the lesion in the cerebellum was most like

139 een the allosteric and active sites does not decide the allosteric effect; however, it does define th

140 16 mg/kg in part 1 stage 1 of the study, to decide the dose for further assessment in part 2.

141 and its accessory proteins which, together, decide the fate of stray hydrophobic proteins in the aqu

142 Guide trees are used to decide the order of sequence alignment in the progressiv

143 ctron to hole mobility ratio, is proposed to decide the transport paths of photocarriers.

144 Major trade routes decided the major plague outbreak hotspots, while naviga

145 a larger integrated network that ultimately decides the fate of a given cell somewhere within a mole

146 on encapsulation, the properties of the host decides the fate of the guest, e.g., solubility, but the

147 is the single most important parameter that decides the nucleation density and morphology of islands

148 at the metabolic milieu of the parental cell decides the quality of exosomes released such that they

149 Other factors may need to be considered in deciding the optimal approach.

150 ive, transparent, and repeatable process for deciding the outcomes of RCTs that explicitly incorporat

151 ther, when justifications are unfalsifiable, deciding the relative importance of defensive measures r

152 Once the timing of assessment is decided, the impact of potential loss to follow-up shoul

153 of multicellular organisms involves cells to decide their fate upon the action of biochemical signals

154 delimited window of time during which cells decide their fate, ensuring efficient and orderly bristl

155 exploring to establish rapid diagnostics to decide therapeutics.

156 Particularly, before deciding they were asked to focus on the (un)fairness of

157 are pulled toward good options but may still decide to delay or avoid choosing among them.

158 nts who truly require them wait very long or decide to pay for the examination out of their own pocke

159 lose the ability to return to quiescence and decide to progress through the cell cycle.

160 ross trials that varied in EVs, participants decided to accept or decline the offered stakes to maxim

161 These outcomes were unanimously decided to be important because they influence the pract

162 The global health community has recently decided to build on these successes with a new program t

163 Therefore, we decided to characterize a novel MeCP2 phospho-isoform (T

164 We decided to clarify the involvement of MASPs in pro-FD ac

165 mount to 12500 per year in France, we herein decided to compare the empirical clinical microbiology d

166 s of positive selection for its variants, we decided to compare the Inuit findings with other Native

167 Therefore, FAO/INFOODS decided to compile and publish a user databases for fish

168 cient to continue to 24 months, therefore we decided to end the trial at 12 months.

169 ne interview whether or not participants had decided to enter a HAEP.

170 the job search for young scientists who have decided to enter the junior faculty/independent investig

171 this point, the Safety Monitoring Committee decided to establish the feasibility of 80 mg once a day

172 We decided to evaluate the analytical and clinical performa

173 For this end we decided to evaluate their alterations in the pathologic

174 We therefore decided to explore NK3R antagonists as therapeutics for

175 So, we decided to explore the brain correlates of processing un

176 Therefore, we decided to explore whether the REV-ERB antagonist SR8278

177 ed merozoites throughout the bloodstream, we decided to explore which tyrosine kinase inhibitors migh

178 However, we decided to extend these studies to include a later phase

179 vities directly implicated in DNA repair, we decided to further explore the 53BP1-dependent pathway.

180 re required for AD vaccine efficacy, we have decided to generate vaccines, targeting Abeta (AV-1959R)

181 hASNase1) share 70% amino-acid identity, we decided to humanize gpASNase1 by generating chimeras wit

182 patho)-physiological functions of afamin, we decided to identify phenotypes associated with afamin by

183 to the presence of residual stenosis it was decided to implant two self - expanding stents 10x40 mm.

184 ffectiveness, the Swiss authorities recently decided to implement additional wastewater treatment ste

185 significant proportion of European countries decided to implement leukocyte reduction treatment withi

186 the Subcommittee for Development of the NLEM decided to include both pegylated interferon alpha 2a an

187 3 increases high fat food intake in rats, we decided to investigate if antagonists of GPR103 could pl

188 s a high frequency of p53 mutation rates, we decided to investigate the relationship between O-GlcNAc

189 We decided to investigate whether 5-HT(4) receptor stimulat

190 greatly increased in hypoxic conditions, we decided to investigate whether the mechanism of breast c

191 pectrin interaction in other cell models, we decided to investigate whether this signaling cascade co

192 nd the World Allergy Organization (WAO), has decided to issue an International CONsensus (ICON) on dr

193 Recently, the MINT and IntAct databases decided to merge their separate efforts to make optimal

194 mol/L]) by the endocrinologist (S.J.M.), who decided to perform a technetium 99m sestamibi ((99m)Tc M

195 ed age and the large size of the aneurysm we decided to perform an endovascular treatment with N-buty

196 r standardisation and a global approach, WHO decided to prioritise the development of evidence-based

197 It was decided to proceed with nonsurgical local therapy to the

198 We have decided to publish this series under the NeuroGenesis se

199 ts developed treatment-resistant SLE, and we decided to pursue treatment with allo-HSCT.

200 The majority of chairs indicated they decided to seek their position late in their career, hav

201 The journals have therefore decided to set out detailed guidelines for how authors s

202 Based on these precedents, we decided to study the reaction of NO with thiols as poten

203 tion after hospital discharge, some patients decided to switch to clopidogrel.

204 e infections in that study, and we therefore decided to systematically examine the effects of antibio

205 I decided to take a chance on kDNA.

206 s toward positive identification results and decided to take a different approach.

207 For that purpose, we decided to use chloramphenicol acetyltransferase (CAT),

208 Neurosurgeons decided to withdraw from further surgery and proceed wit

209 portance of considering these key factors in deciding to apply the computationally intensive post-pro

210 Deciding to control emotional responses is a fundamental

211 nary approach is particularly important when deciding to perform additional diagnostic assessments, i

212 de-offs between fast and slow movements when deciding to respond to a visually perceived threat.

213 Reasons deemed important in deciding to work while sick included not wanting to let

214 to a rhythmic swimming pattern: the tadpole "decided" to swim.

215 Three DECIDE training sessions delivered by a care manager vs

216 It should be considered when deciding treatment intensity in metastatic settings, and

217 imary bottleneck to generating a movement is deciding upon task goals.

218 ion, stimulus response translation processes deciding upon the appropriate motor response, and motor

219 lfish self might exert influence over goals, deciding upon which to execute and which to inhibit.

220 experience rather than research evidence to decide what skin care to deliver.

221 re are risks to overemphasizing novelty when deciding what constitutes good science.

222 lation is an active process whereby subjects decide when and which sensory stimulus to sample.

223 ponsible for protective immunity in order to decide when new vaccine formulations are warranted.

224 ally constructed, but rather the capacity to decide when to develop and apply said skills.

225 or environmental conditions in order to best decide when to exit dormancy?

226 ut the density and actions of nearby fish to decide when to feed on algae and when to flee foraging a

227 d interval timing task that requires rats to decide when to perform an action following a brief visua

228 ccessfully able to recognize HAE attacks and decide when to self-administer icatibant.

229 Good clinical acumen is still needed to decide when to start antituberculosis therapy and contin

230 e the quality of the current predictions and decide when to stop the experimentation process.

231 hen objective clinical criteria were used to decide when to transition patients from intravenous to o

232 ation reporting is needed to help clinicians decide when to use selective serotonin reuptake inhibito

233 Deciding when to pursue recombinant human growth hormone

234 Deciding when to terminate care of offspring is a key co

235 This is essential information to decide where, what, and how control strategies might be

236 a certain measurement (e.g., peak height) to decide whether a certain xenobiotic of interest (XOI) is

237 All visual animals must decide whether approaching objects are a threat.

238 To decide whether EGR1 is involved in the sliding of nucleo

239 in patients presenting to the ED in order to decide whether hospital admission and further investigat

240 performed a task in which they were asked to decide whether information from a surgeon or an administ

241 In everyday life, we have to decide whether it is worth exerting effort to obtain rew

242 perative and nonoperative management and (2) decide whether or not they would recommend an operation.

243 How patients decide whether or not to proceed with device implantatio

244 breaks to be identified and could be used to decide whether screening for long-term carriage (e.g., i

245 Hence, the physician can decide whether symptomatic therapy can be intensified or

246 People then decide whether the other is competent to enact those int

247 e decisions, for example, patients unable to decide whether their hands are sufficiently clean, may r

248 To decide whether these glial changes represent cause or ef

249 d costs of short-term use of medications, to decide whether to add pharmacological therapy in adults

250 ion that helps clinicians and researchers to decide whether to attend a presentation.

251 RCT that addressed the use of a biomarker to decide whether to change or continue a treatment regimen

252 s perform a novel task that required them to decide whether to encode items into working memory.

253 ) both OFF and ON levodopa while they had to decide whether to engage in an effort task based on the

254 Country decision makers have to decide whether to further expand eligibility for antiret

255 ceivers use the past actions of dictators to decide whether to interact with them.

256 In response to oxidative stress, cells decide whether to mount a survival or cell death respons

257 Stem cells control their mitotic activity to decide whether to proliferate or to stay in quiescence.

258 gained when exploring alternative options to decide whether to update the current choice strategy.

259 Usually, individuals decide whether to vaccinate through evaluating the relat

260 (and non-immune participants) are needed to decide whether widespread use of modified 4-aminoquinolo

261 ch into household air or dust pollution must decide whether, when, and how to disclose to study parti

262 ccuracy and response times when participants decided whether a real word was accurately paired with a

263 icrostimulated ML and AL sites while monkeys decided whether an auditory stimulus contained more low-

264 eting the FPC while 141 healthy participants decided whether or not to engage in cognitive or physica

265 oken digits against a distracting talker and decided whether the second digit was smaller or larger.

266 by the patient's surgeon before the patient decided whether to accept randomization or not.

267 Here, humans decided whether to commit (by acceptance or rejection) t

268 s weeks later, 30 human subjects (14 female) decided whether to fund proposed projects described on a

269 nd at the beginning of the study a coin toss decided whether women with odd or even SX numbers would

270 en planning their projects and by users when deciding whether a COS has been developed using reasonab

271 Deciding whether a particular separation (or number of c

272 cause of the difficulty often encountered in deciding whether a patient's symptoms originate in the u

273 sis (ORA) is a simple method for objectively deciding whether a set of variables of known or suspecte

274 key step in audiovisual speech perception is deciding whether auditory and visual speech have the sam

275 Deciding whether or how to initiate a motor response to

276 lar lesions and can potentially be useful in deciding whether orchiectomy can be replaced with follow

277 ith a life expectancy of more than 10 years, deciding whether potential benefits of screening outweig

278 density should not be the sole criterion for deciding whether supplemental imaging is justified becau

279 means of evaluating mass effect, and thus in deciding whether surgical management is warranted.

280 pplying systematic reviews to the process of deciding whether the evidence is sufficient to include t

281 might be considered by parents when they are deciding whether to acquire a pet.

282 he guideline to an individual patient who is deciding whether to be screened.

283 In deciding whether to perform a triple procedure, CCT rema

284 will help to guide clinicians when they are deciding whether to use benralizumab to treat patients w

285 Before deciding whether to use decision modeling, the USPSTF as

286 l to support the decision-making process, to decide which fragment to take to further optimization.

287 gene is not feasible, a method is needed to decide which genes are worth investigating further.

288 ies is that users currently have no means to decide which insertion and deletion (indel) parameters t

289 der to (in)validate network topologies or to decide which interactions are present or inactive in a g

290 e provided some guidelines for scientists to decide which method should be used in the discriminant a

291 nservation practitioners or policymakers, to decide which method to use as a basis for decision-makin

292 Age and comorbidities can help decide which patients may benefit from a CIT approach.

293 ore, further investigations are necessary to decide which patients require treatment and which do not

294 How cells decide which way to die is unclear.

295 The major challenge lies in deciding which are causal.

296 ria and risk assignment and may also vary in deciding which patients require intervention.

297 Deciding which patients should be offered surgery, and w

298 This study is informative for deciding which proteasome inhibitor to use for treating

299 res, despite this being a critical factor in deciding which reoperative procedure to choose.

300 ic variation could have clinical utility for deciding which single-seizure individuals are likely to

301 can assist clinicians and drug developers in deciding which theranostic targets should be taken for f