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1 to influence the amount of sleep experienced habitually.

2 t is abnormally compromised in many of these habitually active subjects.

3 29+/-1 ml kg-1 min-1 (mean+/-s.e.m.)) and 14 habitually aerobic exercising (9 males, 46+/-6 years, 23

4 sedentary (OS) (n = 9; 62 +/- 2), and older habitually aerobically trained (OT) (n = 12; 66 +/- 1) h

5 IL-1R2(-/-) mice bred habitually and exhibited a normal phenotype.

6 p, especially for children whose parents are habitually anxious about math.

7 udents' exam scores, especially for students habitually anxious about test taking.

8 Orangutans are the largest habitually arboreal mammal.

9 cognitive decline in women who used alcohol habitually as compared with those who were nonusers or h

10 populations in West Africa where chimpanzees habitually bang and throw rocks against trees, or toss t

11 Here we show that habitually barefoot endurance runners often land on the

12 These results indicate that not all habitually barefoot people prefer running with a forefoo

13 little about variation in running form among habitually barefoot people, including the effects of run

14 pod dinosaur Tyrannosaurus rex stand out for habitually biting deeply into bones, pulverizing and dig

15 Asian populations habitually consume a large amount of cruciferous vegetab

16 o fortified foods is limited and where women habitually consume diets rich in fish, eggs, rice, and f

17 ietary and nutritional status of individuals habitually consuming a vegan diet was evaluated by bioch

18 ces from infected individuals and houseflies habitually develop and feed on excrement, we hypothesize

19 ility that titanosaurids and their predators habitually entered such environments.

20 DeltaEE% was greater (P=0.02) in the habitually exercising (8.6+/-1.2, 12.9+/-1.2, 20.0+/-1.4

21 eness to beta-AR stimulation is augmented in habitually exercising adults.

22 ents with episodic migraine without aura who habitually experienced premonitory symptoms during spont

23 y additional time per week an individual was habitually exposed to physical activity, the RR for MI d

24 We hypothesized that athletes habitually following a low carbohydrate high fat (LCHF)

25 pyrogens are chemically lipopolysaccharides habitually found in food, environment and clinical produ

26 ns unclear, especially among populations who habitually have high-carbohydrate diets.

27 healthy, free-living Malawian children with habitually high-phytate diets to better understand the r

28 Foods were eaten habitually in 1 of 5 basic patterns differing in range a

29 ng cost without substantiating data are made habitually in reports of clinical trials.

30 ults show that exertion-related MIs occur in habitually inactive people with multiple cardiac risk fa

31 farction and sudden death is greatest in the habitually least physically active individuals.

32 Pregnancy and lactation in adolescents with habitually low calcium intake may adversely affect mater

33 a in this field, particularly in settings of habitually low calcium intake.

34 ts with dairy foods in adolescent girls with habitually low calcium intakes would decrease body fat g

35 ers (n = 50) from a Scottish population with habitually low vitamin E and vitamin C intakes consisten

36 Fluctuations in enzyme levels, which habitually occur due to cellular heterogeneity, can caus

37 nap benefit is greatest for children who nap habitually, regardless of age.

38 their cranial anatomy converging on that of habitually scavenging birds.

39 but is an independent parameter that can be habitually set by prior experience.

40 In contrast, habitually shod runners mostly rear-foot strike, facilit

41 roach to clinical evaluation and referral of habitually snoring children.

42 whether adult humans and a distantly related habitually tool-using vertebrate species, the New Caledo

43 , longevity, or professional success, people habitually underestimate the likelihood of future negati

44 This finding suggests that our habitually unshod ancestors may have run in a similar wa

45 ng foot strike patterns among another modern habitually unshod group, the Daasanach of northern Kenya

46 Research on modern habitually unshod runners has suggested that they utiliz

47 e detectable in otherwise healthy humans who habitually use e-cigarettes.

48 of sleep and the toxicity produced by drugs habitually used in the clinic for burn patients.

49 rison with a walking pace <2 mph, those that habitually walked at a pace >3 mph had a lower risk of c