ライフサイエンスコーパス: flare

1 and exacerbations (indicated by symptomatic flares).

2 feedback cycle between them that leads to AD flare.

3 surgery, and anterior chamber (AC) cells and flare.

4 ve black hole leads to a short-lived thermal flare.

5 ts with reactivation, 10 (43%) had hepatitis flare.

6 well tolerated, with a low incidence of IgM flare.

7 ed twisted flux rope, producing a two-ribbon flare.

8 sbuvir and discuss strategies to prevent HBV flare.

9 erum IgM levels to preempt a symptomatic IgM flare.

10 with treatment and resolution of the disease flare.

11 important predictor of HBV-related hepatitis flare.

12 tpartum period is generally characterized by flare.

13 well tolerated, with a low incidence of IgM flare.

14 asurements of inflammatory cells and aqueous flare.

15 gnetic flux rope during a classic two-ribbon flare.

16 ients (both in treatment group B) had an IgM flare.

17 erved in untreated patients experiencing HLH flares.

18 sionally produces exceptionally bright X-ray flares.

19 on the success in treating exacerbations and flares.

20 a for 70 nearby galaxies looking for similar flares.

21 thological memory that gives rise to disease flares.

22 or accelerating energetic electrons in solar flares.

23 tanercept or adalimumab to control psoriasis flares.

24 ient enrollment and not during acute symptom flares.

25 is after MI, in particular, in relation with flares.

26 kin disease, with TH2 cells initiating acute flares.

27 ation was associated with subsequent disease flares.

28 nic inflammatory joint disease with episodic flares.

29 at least outside of periods of acute symptom flares.

30 ukin 10 levels are associated with hepatitis flares.

31 eukin 10 were also associated with hepatitis flares.

32 -IFN +/- lamivudine for 52 weeks experienced flares.

33 iginating from the radiation belts and solar flares.

34 me-specific BC yields for a diverse range of flares.

35 gas discharge sites were imaged as acoustic flares.

36 thematosus (SLE) patients undergoing disease flares.

37 rces, likely including liquid fossil and gas flaring.

38 onths, and use of accessory muscles or nasal flaring.

39 nterval [CI], 1.98-5.45) for patients in IBD flares, 1.62 (95% CI, 0.95-2.77) for persistent activity

40 ed their disease activity stages into either flare (120 days), persistent (>120 days) activity, or re

41 , and elevations in both hIL-6 and vIL-6 (13 flares, 38%).

42 ly (2 flares, 6%), hIL-6 elevations only (17 flares, 50%), and elevations in both hIL-6 and vIL-6 (13

43 t to earlier studies, contributions from gas flaring (6%), power plants (9%), and open fires (12%) ar

44 e associated with elevations of vIL6-only (2 flares, 6%), hIL-6 elevations only (17 flares, 50%), and

45 er (AC) was graded for cellular activity and flare according to standardized protocols.

46 ane are close to expected values for typical flares according to the US EPA (98%).

47 V404 Cygni during a recent period of strong flaring activity.

48 significant role of BAFF in driving disease flare after B cell repopulation following BCDT.

49 ed dexamethasone for the prophylaxis of pain flare after radiotherapy, patients were accrued from 23

50 In adult mice, FLARE also gave light- and motor-activity-dependent tran

51 nd manipulation of these neurons, we present FLARE, an engineered transcription factor that drives ex

52 ure anterior chamber (AC) inflammation (both flare and cells) objectively.

53 ilateral uveitis, low visual acuity, high AC flare and LF grades, and presence of posterior synechiae

54 Gnevyshev Gap'-a well-established feature of flare and sunspot occurrence.

55 CV patients (r = 0.69; P<0.0001) and between flare and the degree of liver fibrosis (r = 0.67; P = 0.

56 billion cubic meters (BCM) of natural gas is flared and vented in the world annually, emitting greenh

57 the literature revealed that reported total flared and vented natural gas volumes attributable to ti

58 us (HDV) may increase the risk for hepatitis flares and chronic hepatic complications in patients wit

59 Safety, in terms of frequency of autoimmune flares and conventional immune-related adverse events (i

60 ew emission measurements from associated gas flares and limited black carbon (BC) emission factors ha

61 LRC4 that causes early-onset recurrent fever flares and macrophage activation syndrome (MAS).

62 ed by a higher prevalence of symptoms out of flares and oral aphthosis (both p = 0.02 compared with P

63 Sun), the magnetic field powers star spots, flares and other solar phenomena, as well as chromospher

64 ments of fireballs reveal strong millisecond flares and significant brightness oscillations at freque

65 2007-2011, and was associated with hepatitis flares and syphilis.

66 ry diseases present with noninfectious fever flares and systemic and/or disease-specific organ inflam

67 loop that could potentially lead to disease flares and/or organ damage.

68 directly reported emissions from venting and flaring and four times greater than our region-specific

69 ries that utilized current industry-reported flaring and venting volumes (reported data) and quantita

70 hat initiate the clinical symptoms of wheal, flare, and itch arise from within the patient.

71 overning media clarity, such as AC cells, AC flare, and phakic status (R(2)-adjusted = 0.424, P < .00

72 the skin, reducing disease exacerbation and flare, and preventing secondary skin infections.

73 sed drainage from the joint during arthritic flare, and validate these biomarkers of RA progression a

74 nly achieved in patients with a host-induced flare, and WT patients with a host-induced flare cleared

75 tedly at five gathering facilities and three flares, and emitting equipment source-types were identif

76 ) and increased work of breathing (grunting, flaring, and retractions; positive LR, 2.1 [95% CI, 1.6-

77 Host-induced flares are associated with WT virus and may result in de

78 inactive or stable mild/moderate SLE, severe flares are infrequent and, absent specific risk factors,

79 How the flares are produced is unclear, as is the mechanism for

80 The fine structures (below 500 km) of flares are rarely observed and are accessible to only a

81 s linking these clinical events with disease flares are unknown, recent work has revealed that each o

82 events like coronal mass ejections and solar flares, are organized into quasi-periodic "seasons", whi

83 >/=1 log10 IU/mL over baseline and hepatitis flare as an increase in alanine aminotransferase to >/=3

84 often invoked in the standard model of solar flares as a possible driver for particle acceleration, y

85 It was considered implausible that solar flares, as resulted from magnetic reconnection in the te

86 ase, and then 'collapses' with adjacent knee flare associated with the loss of the intrinsic lymphati

87 bserved in cells isolated from patients with flares associated with a streptococcal tonsillitis and w

88 n rates between groups, with similar numbers flaring at 12 months.

89 We have identified distinct non-flare, baseline skin microbiome signatures enriched for

90 ity by moni-toring the dynamics of the Cdc42 FLARE biosensor using the phasor approach to FLIM-FRET.

91 ciated optical source at the position of the flares, but if the source was at the distance of NGC 469

92 ts closely matching those observed in a C1.5 flare by the Swedish Solar Telescope.

93 terior chamber cell count = 0 and absence of flare) by day 15.

94 Incomplete combustion during flaring can lead to production of black carbon (BC) and

95 eitis (6-10 or >10 vs <6 years), incident AC flare, cataract at both baseline and follow-up, pseudoph

96 d objectively by using the noninvasive laser flare cell meter FC-500 (Kowa Company Ltd, Tokyo, Japan)

97 g of >0.5 log IU/mL within 4 weeks after the flare cleared HBsAg in 64% (7 of 11) of cases.

98 d flare, and WT patients with a host-induced flare cleared HBsAg in 64% of cases.

99 The ARI index increased among all flare clinical grades (P < 0.005).

100 and binding is associated with a blooming or flare conformation, a structural change not observed wit

101 This suggests incomplete combustion from flares contributes almost 1/5 of the total field emissio

102 ng quasi-annual variability in the number of flares, coronal mass ejections, the radiative and partic

103 Only kerosene use and gas flaring decline.

104 genes and B cell signature were decreased at flare disease state.

105 rescence-assisted resection and exploration (FLARE) dual-channel imaging.

106 th FLG mutations had an increased risk of AD flares during pregnancy (OR 10.5, 95% CI 3.6-30.5) and o

107 after 1 year, but was associated with fewer flares during the course of treatment.

108 otal reports of children experiencing eczema flares during winter and summer months along with global

109 sessment of skin barrier function at disease flare, during antimicrobial therapy, and post-therapy.

110 ity of a repeat EEN course to treat a future flare (EEN repeat); their opinion on how difficult EEN w

111 However, few studies have measured flare efficiency in a real-world setting.

112 nd did not have high-risk lesions for tumour flare (eg, >5 sites of visceral disease or bone lesions

113 However, no in situ measurements of flare emissions have been reported.

114 in throughout the expedition showed that gas-flaring emissions from the Yamal-Khanty-Mansiysk and Nen

115 scales, from the biggest mass ejections and flare eruptions down to X-ray jets, and perhaps even dow

116 ssions during one notable approximately 24-h flaring event (during which the plume transmissivity dro

117 ave also been suggested as an explanation of flaring events and can also explain specific properties

118 Patients with hepatitis flare exhibited significantly higher incidence of reappe

119 Flares fell into 3 distinct IL-6 profiles: those associa

120 sity of 9 x 10(40) erg per second; the other flared five times to 10(40) erg per second.

121 f life, symptom control (itching, wheals and flares, flushing, tachycardia, and headache, but not gas

122 If associated gas is flared for the first 12 mo of production, then life cycl

123 lls in the blood of patients are both signal flares for the existence of a tumor and harbingers of me

124 re, we investigate the application of Sticky-flares for tracking transcripts that undergo more extens

125 art, to the deployment/secretion of a "decoy flare," for example, anomalous cancer-associated antigen

126 Here we show that mitotic flare formation is dependent on the yeast polo kinase Cd

127 Median flare-free survival (time to flare) was 72 (interquartil

128 ve pathway were readily identified as escape flares from mixed inocula seeded on agar.

129 ed with individuals without IBD, and disease flares further increase this risk.

130 Parallel on-site measurements of flare gas flow rate and composition were successfully pe

131 ds were shown to be strongly correlated with flare gas heating value.

132 field measurements of BC emission rates and flare gas volume-specific BC yields for a diverse range

133 Flare gas volume-specific BC yields were shown to be str

134 of recent studies investigating transport of flare-generated BC in the Arctic and globally, impacts o

135 ible role of FLG mutations on the risk of AD flares, genital infections, and postpartum problems rela

136 crudes refined in the United States because flaring GHG emissions are largely offset at the refinery

137 In cultured rat neurons, FLARE gives a light-to-dark signal ratio of 120 and a hi

138 tion evaluation including: clinical cell and flare grading and laser flare photometry (LFP).

139 , 43.1; P = .004), anterior chamber cells or flare >/= 3+ (aHR, 25.6, P < .001), posterior synechiae

140 ation >10 vs <6 years; anterior chamber (AC) flare >grade 0; cataract; macular thickening; and exudat

141 at different times corresponding to peaks of flare hard X-ray emission.

142 Maternal flares, higher disease activity, and smaller increases i

143 consider skewed distributions when assessing flare impacts globally.

144 ths, 42.7% of patients relapsed with a renal flare in 75% of cases.

145 nduced itch and diminished histamine-induced flare in nonlesional skin may support diagnosis of AD.

146 rm to sample 10 flares in North Dakota and 1 flare in Pennsylvania, measuring CO2, CH4, and meteorolo

147 .001) and with the occurrence of at least 1 flare in the alanine aminotransferase (ALT) level (>200

148 be a noninvasive method for diagnosing renal flare in the setting of a known diagnosis of SVV.

149 The observation reveals the process of the flare in unprecedented detail, including the flare ribbo

150 About 7 BCM per year is flared in the United States, and half is from North Dako

151 red via bright X-ray and optical/ultraviolet flares in galactic centres.

152 d field, analogous to the formation of solar flares in larger-scale eruptions.

153 We used an aircraft platform to sample 10 flares in North Dakota and 1 flare in Pennsylvania, meas

154 axis is suggested during moderate-severe IBD flares in outpatients with a history of VTE provoked by

155 Patients who experience flares in the ALT level are also more likely to progress

156 Emission plumes from 26 individual flares in the Bakken formation in North Dakota were samp

157 irborne data of plume samples from 37 unique flares in the Bakken region of North Dakota in May 2014

158 Severe flares in the second and third trimesters occurred in 2.

159 ed BC in the Arctic and globally, impacts of flaring in the energy industry may in fact be underestim

160 Black carbon (BC) emissions from gas flaring in the oil and gas industry are postulated to ha

161 a (in 13%), an inflammatory syndrome ("tumor flare") (in 11%), anemia (in 11%), serum sickness (in 8%

162 perates with the Drosophila homolog of Aip1 (flare) in promoting disassembly of Arp2/3-nucleated acti

163 When compared with the non-IBD group, IBD flares, in particular, were associated with increased ri

164 increased risk of HF hospitalization during flares (incidence rate ratio, 2.54; 95% confidence inter

165 stinct nucleolar localization of the mitotic flare indicates that the NE is compartmentalized and tha

166 i expand isometrically rather than forming a flare, indicating that Cdc5 is needed for NE compartment

167 are slightly better than the other available flare indices whilst also capturing response.

168 Here we report the sudden flare-induced rotation of a sunspot using the unpreceden

169 lates, and most kinetochore microtubule ends flared into curved protofilaments that were connected to

170 The Sticky-flare is capable of entering live cells without the need

171 hough recovery to baseline status before the flare is often incomplete.

172 Importantly, this E2-induced metabolic flare is predictive of the clinical effectiveness of ant

173 is suggests 98% efficiency for nonsputtering flares is a conservative estimate for incomplete combust

174 nizing individual patients during AE disease flares is poorly understood.

175 The risk of flares later in pregnancy was not related to cessation o

176 visual acuity (OR 5.1, P = .001), high laser-flare (LF) values (OR 1.74, P = .01), and presence of po

177 Shortly afterwards, warm flare loops ( approximately 3 MK) appear underneath the

178 ross-sectional widths of flare ribbons, post-flare loops and footpoint brighenings, which generally l

179 ensing plasma) streaming down along the post-flare loops, and the chromosphere's response to the impa

180 ions (>/=5/8 HLH criteria), partial systemic flares (<5 criteria and HLH-directed treatment), isolate

181 with the rapid ribbon separation during the flare main phase.

182 ression permitted functional manipulation of FLARE-marked neurons.

183 Monitoring of HBsAg levels during and after flares may help predict a favorable treatment outcome.

184 ients (systemic reactivation n = 11, partial flare n = 3, isolated central nervous system reactivatio

185 fficiency (DRE) was calculated by assuming a flare natural gas input composition of 60-100% CH4.

186 atients (50%) had neither autoimmune disease flares nor irAEs.

187 for at least 30 min and a histamine-induced flare of less than 2 cm in diameter were reliable thresh

188 crobiome and intensified medication due to a flare of the disease.

189 Disease flares of established atopic dermatitis (AD) are general

190 tory bowel disease (IBD) is characterized by flares of inflammation with a periodic need for increase

191 atotic plaques associated with intense acute flares of inflammation, itching, burning pain, vasodilat

192 patients subsequently experienced recurrent flares of intraocular inflammation in conjunction with t

193 or soft gamma repeaters that have repetitive flares of similar luminosities.

194 tinuation of low-dose naltrexone resulted in flaring of symptoms, which cleared within 2 to 3 days on

195 Indeed, increased dynamic "flares" of Rho-GTP are observed at cell-cell junctions,

196 One source flared once to a peak luminosity of 9 x 10(40) erg per s

197 The observations of solar flare onsets show rapid increase of hard and soft X-rays

198 nts with a history of VTE provoked by an IBD flare or an unprovoked VTE, but not otherwise.

199 ab significantly lowered the risk of uveitic flare or loss of visual acuity upon corticosteroid withd

200 pite evidence of clinical benefit (eg, tumor flare or pseudo-progression).

201 o be associated with a lower risk of uveitic flare or visual impairment and with more adverse events

202 utilization of natural gas that is currently flared or stranded, has not yet been reported.

203 t contribution to offshore emissions is from flaring or venting of reproduced CH4 and CO2.

204 ited significantly smaller histamine-induced flares (P < 0.01) and markedly longer itch persistence a

205 aract development were the number of uveitis flares per year (hazard ratio [HR] = 3.06 [95% confidenc

206 Lu-EDTMP, 3 of 12 responders experienced the flare phenomenon on the third day after therapy and one

207 Sm-EDTMP, 2 of 12 responders experienced the flare phenomenon, both on the third day after therapy.

208 g: clinical cell and flare grading and laser flare photometry (LFP).

209 e (r = -0.40; P = 0.0002), and maximum laser flare photometry value (r = -0.26; P = 0.020).

210 the firm bonds between kinetochores and the flared plus ends of dynamic MTs.

211 Biogas flaring practices at AD facilities can reduce potential

212 much larger in magnitude than emissions from flaring practices.

213 Flaring protofilaments in budding yeasts were linked by

214 to identify such lesions until confirmed as flare/pseudo-progression or true PD by either biopsy or

215 1), AC cells (r = 0.613, P = 0.0001), and AC flare (r = 0.385, P = 0.003).

216 the majority (99.5%) of flowback gases were flared rather than vented.

217 gnancies due to fatigue, pain, and transient flare reaction (TFR) as a contributory factor.

218 ng); 2 other patients had a delayed wheal or flare reaction.

219 of energy and momentum transportation in the flare-related phenomena.

220 er of participants who experienced a disease flare requiring reinjection.

221 t of severe systemic capillary-leak syndrome flares requiring ICU admission.

222 Three out of 5 patients (60%) experienced flares requiring reinjection.

223 Wheal and flare responses were induced by intradermal injection of

224 thogenesis and ameliorating the inflammatory flares resulting from repeated exposure to allergen that

225 flare in unprecedented detail, including the flare ribbon propagating across the sunspots, coronal ra

226 tion is non-uniform over the sunspot: as the flare ribbon sweeps across, its different portions accel

227 ST, we measure the cross-sectional widths of flare ribbons, post-flare loops and footpoint brighening

228 nate and expand outward from the far ends of flare ribbons.

229 r in the TA group at month 1 (P=.042), while flare scores were higher in the TA group on day 1 (P=.01

230 FLARE senses the coincidence of elevated cytosolic calci

231 u(170)) in nascent HDL, the so-called "solar flare" (SF) region, and proposed that it serves as an LC

232 ral resolution, and minimal dark-state leak, FLARE should be useful for the study of activity-depende

233 y, and those with a corticosteroid-resistant flare should start anti-TNF therapy.

234 Solar flares signify the sudden release of magnetic energy and

235 Fourteen patients with hepatitis flare, six of whom had reactivation, required discontinu

236 nce of itch, for wheal diameter, volume, and flare size and intensity.

237 nt Group 2004 (BILAG 2004) Index may capture flare slightly better than the other available flare ind

238 We found two ultraluminous flaring sources in globular clusters or ultracompact dwa

239 Quantified BC emission rates from individual flares spanned more than 4 orders of magnitude (up to 53

240 Longitudinal FLARE studies in mice demonstrate that phosphonated near

241 olution of most current instruments used for flare studies.

242 of a heavy-tail emissions distribution from flares suggests the need to consider skewed distribution

243 ns of known thermal stellar tidal disruption flares (TDFs) have not yet produced a conclusive detecti

244 We present observations of a solar flare termination shock and trace its morphology and dyn

245 ronic cutaneous disease with acutely painful flares that require appropriate and timely treatment.

246 egregation, forming a nuclear extension, or "flare," that encompasses the nucleolus.

247 During each flare, the flux increased by a factor of 90 on a timesca

248 s a considerable fraction of the energy from flares, the largest solar disruptions.

249 Regardless of the level of flaring, the Bakken life cycle GHG emissions are compara

250 When not flaring, the sources appear to be normal accreting neutr

251 Solar flares--the most powerful explosions in the solar system

252 he flares were less than one minute, and the flares then decayed over about an hour.

253 ical mechanisms associated with remission or flare to inform clinical decisions.

254 Flaring to dispose of natural gas has increased in the U

255 which localizes to the tips of extended Cnn flares, to maintain robust interphase centrosome activit

256 On recognition, the Sticky-flare transfers a fluorophore-conjugated reporter to the

257 measurements of fuel-specific BC yields from flares under field conditions.

258 A pronounced flare up in magmatic intensity (including ignimbrite and

259 The parent-completed Asthma Flare-up Diary for Young Children (ADYC), which was deve

260 e enables recognition of a distinct magmatic flare-up event that we ascribe to slab breakoff.

261 th rate exceeds the peak Cretaceous magmatic flare-up in the Sierran batholith.

262 A pronounced eczema flare-up of air-exposed rather than covered skin areas o

263 In March, 2016, a flare-up of Ebola virus disease was reported in Guinea,

264 stionnaire Effects of a Young Child's Asthma Flare-up on the Parents (ECAP) were tested in a randomiz

265 it is not curative and up to 80% of patients flare upon treatment withdrawal.

266 not receive antiviral treatment had colitis flare-ups after the index admission.

267 EMF includes an active phase with recurrent flare-ups of inflammation evolving to a chronic phase le

268 Host stress is well known to result in flare-ups of many bacterial, viral and parasitic infecti

269 influence the symptoms or even trigger acute flare-ups.

270 xMIF expression correlated with inflammatory flare-ups.

271 on, number of interventions and pancreatitis flare-ups.

272 Here we present observation of a solar flare using exceptionally high resolution images from th

273 Here we present observations of a flaring using the highest resolution chromospheric image

274 e was a positive correlation between aqueous flare values and SCT in HCV patients (r = 0.69; P<0.0001

275 om well-by-well analysis of production phase flared, vented, and fuel usage natural gas volumes repor

276 for Alberta in 2011 has been used to derive flaring, venting, and diesel combustion greenhouse gas a

277 roduced can be just 0.056-0.062 tCO2e/bbl if flaring/venting is reduced by regulation.

278 nflammation only (anterior chamber cells and flare, vitreous inflammatory reactions, retinal whitenin

279 ed with previous nadir levels, and hepatitis flare was defined as a greater than 3-fold increase in a

280 Severe and moderate flare was defined by development of 1 new BILAG A domain

281 Aqueous flare was quantified objectively by using the noninvasiv

282 f HBV reactivation and HBV-related hepatitis flares was 10.4 and 6.4 per 100 person-year, respectivel

283 The risk of hepatitis flares was higher with HBV coinfection only (24.3%) and

284 Median flare-free survival (time to flare) was 72 (interquartile range, 64-150) days after r

285 dentify novel biomarkers of renal vasculitis flare, we analysed the longitudinal urinary metabolomic

286 In all cases flares were >99.80 efficient at the 25% quartile.

287 Phylogenetic analysis showed that disease flares were associated with the clonal expansion of the

288 Most flares were detected in the vicinity of the Hornsund Fra

289 =1+ in at least 1 quadrant with a history of flares were enrolled.

290 ce of NGC 4697, then the luminosities of the flares were greater than 10(39) erg per second.

291 Flares were host-induced (ALT elevation followed by HBV

292 The rise times of all of the flares were less than one minute, and the flares then de

293 Alanine aminotransferase flares were observed in 17.1% of treated mothers versus

294 Two brief flares were seen, separated by four years.

295 ld nanoparticle conjugate, termed the Sticky-flare, which enables facile quantification of RNA expres

296 n modeling the energy transport mechanism of flares, which is an important issue in solar and plasma

297 Women who have a mild to moderate disease flare while on optimized 5-ASA or thiopurine therapy sho

298 a, dosing began at 10 mg/day to avoid tumour flare, with an escalation of 5 mg/month to 20 mg/day.

299 r IBD patients who are hospitalized with IBD flares without active bleeding and is suggested when ble

300 A flaring X-ray source was found near the galaxy NGC 4697.