ライフサイエンスコーパス: habitus

1 lity from inadequate imaging windows or body habitus.

2 nnae and eyes, coupled with a heavily spined habitus.

3 ions from inadequate imaging windows or body habitus.

4 despite limitations due to patient motion or habitus.

5 nt from those that were uncorrected for body habitus.

6 omitant cardiac dysfunction, and a lean body habitus.

7 c Surgeons' Predicted Risk, surgeon and body habitus.

8 thicknesses to simulate varying patient body habitus.

9 0.24) when adjusting for age, sex, and body habitus.

10 e adjusted for other factors related to body habitus.

11 005) after adjustment for age, sex, and body habitus.

12 and is believed to lead to a Cushingoid body habitus.

13 ther than towards their current semi-aquatic habitus.

14 n in healthy women with a wide range of body habitus.

15 treak artifacts, 4; motion artifact, 2; body habitus, 1).

16 Moreover, the impact of change in body habitus after diagnosis has not been studied.

17 ion phenotype is associated with a Marfanoid habitus, although none of the affected individuals meets

18 In a prospective cohort study, body habitus and fasting insulin and glucose were measured at

19 tmenopausal women, with a tall and lean body habitus and higher rates of scoliosis, pectus excavatum,

20 n a volunteer when simulating different body habitus and in a group of six healthy volunteers to esti

21 but some develop a syndrome of profound body habitus and metabolic alterations that include truncal e

22 or renal measures adjusted to recipient body habitus and posttransplant creatinine level in the recip

23 on that by virtue of their younger age, body habitus and potential need for repeated imaging, is at h

24 ventricular (LV) mass with demographic (body habitus and sex) and hemodynamic variables (blood pressu

25 cess is often impaired because of large body habitus and should be aided with ultrasound guidance.

26 However, the relative contributions of body habitus and socioeconomic factors are unknown.

27 version was associated with large donor body habitus and/or obesity.

28 sleep-disordered breathing, blood pressure, habitus, and health history at base line and after four

29 dysmotility, leukoencephalopathy, thin body habitus, and myopathy.

30 reference levels without correction for body habitus are recommended.

31 morbid conditions, hormonal status, and body habitus between women and men.

32 d that concepts of Bourdieu (dispositions of habitus, capital and field) help to describe this influe

33 transcription inhibitors; metabolic and body habitus changes, primarily attributed to protease inhibi

34 this frequency diminished to 7% under large habitus conditions (p < 0.001).

35 n 12.5 R/min, interquartile range 4.8 R/min) habitus conditions showed substantial variation.

36 Under medium habitus conditions, only 25% of systems operated within

37 ality depends strongly on patient weight and habitus, decreasing for increasing weight and body mass

38 ns and explore relationships between patient habitus, demographics, and dose indexes.

39 reports with the phrase "limited due to body habitus" (hereafter, "habitus limited") filed between 19

40 atures including facial asymmetry, marfanoid habitus, hypertonia, osteoporosis and unsteady gait.

41 ed with osteoporosis, facial asymmetry, thin habitus, hypotonia, and a nonspecific movement disorder.

42 of pulmonary function on age, sex, and body habitus in the 1,110 never smokers.

43 arious configurations of dispositions of the habitus in which a caring disposition plays a crucial ro

44 ystonia and a characteristic facies and body habitus, in an Australian family.

45 e dispositions of the nurse middle managers' habitus influenced their clinical leadership in patient

46 caring disposition of nurse middle managers' habitus influences their clinical leadership behaviour i

47 Body habitus is a major determinant of obstructive sleep apne

48 Habitus limited was qualified as the search phrase by au

49 e "limited due to body habitus" (hereafter, "habitus limited") filed between 1989 and 2003; reports w

50 eight of patients with reports that were not habitus limited.

51 rall, 7778 (0.15%) of 5 253 014 reports were habitus limited.

52 ll but progressive increase in the number of habitus-limited radiology reports between 1989 and 2003.

53 correlation between the increased number of habitus-limited reports and the increased prevalence of

54 < .001) between the weight of patients with habitus-limited reports and the weight of patients with

55 The modality most commonly associated with habitus-limited reports was abdominal ultrasonography.

56 The number of habitus-limited reports was also compared between modali

57 Trends in the number of habitus-limited reports were calculated for each year, a

58 A variety of factors, including patient body habitus, local renal anatomy, cost and patient preferenc

59 related to FFM than adipose mass, other body habitus measures, arterial pressure, diabetes, or age.

60 ients respectively, the widely variable body habitus of individual patients are associated with unpre

61 uipment must be able to accommodate the body habitus of this population.

62 arks are difficult to identify owing to body habitus or anatomic alterations secondary to surgery or

63 Color habitus photos are presented for representatives of most

64 Body habitus, prior pelvic surgery, including prior antiincon

65 ntly encountered renal lesions in a non-body habitus-restricted patient population.

66 Body habitus should not appreciably complicate the interpreta

67 confidence interval), adjusted for age, body habitus, smoking, and other potential confounding factor

68 e racial difference in lung function is body habitus; socioeconomic, nutritional, and environmental c

69 ble models controlling for age, gender, body habitus, strength, and comorbid illnesses, AMD subjects

70 infancy may have a persisting effect on body habitus through childhood.

71 methods for normalizing dose to patient body habitus were tested.

72 Heavy and obese body habitus were the only significant predictors of edema on

73 l three measures, adjusted to recipient body habitus, were correlated with recipient renal function f

74 stinct configurations of dispositions of the habitus which influenced the clinical leadership of nurs

75 posure was associated with simulated patient habitus, X-ray system type, vendor, and geographic regio