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1 Total of 163 patients (105 glaucoma and 58 healthy subjects).

2 sed in AMR patients compared with no AMR and healthy subjects.

3 f tear glucose levels for both diabetics and healthy subjects.

4 e asthma patients) and compared them with 19 healthy subjects.

5 om 50 patients with other illnesses and 1227 healthy subjects.

6 e 1 diabetes subjects compared with those in healthy subjects.

7 attention tasks of titrated difficulty in 20 healthy subjects.

8 oduced more lactate compared with cells from healthy subjects.

9 m severe asthmatics compared to responses in healthy subjects.

10 vitamins, were decreased in IBD compared to healthy subjects.

11 up of 31 eyes from 31 age and gender-matched healthy subjects.

12 e retained in bone after one dose of GBCA in healthy subjects.

13 patients with bipolar disorder compared with healthy subjects.

14 ipheral blood of approximately one fourth of healthy subjects.

15 ts diagnosed with schizophrenia and very few healthy subjects.

16 Baseline measurements were compared with healthy subjects.

17 d BE, and compared the results with those of healthy subjects.

18 nline arterial sampling, were acquired for 6 healthy subjects.

19 ential for characterizing human cytokines in healthy subjects.

20 from Proteobacteria phylum in comparison to healthy subjects.

21 test variability of (123)I-CLINDE binding in healthy subjects.

22 l changes in plasma insulin influence EGP in healthy subjects.

23 RI evidence of DN involvement, with a set of healthy subjects.

24 ed resting-state fMRI data in 22 middle-aged healthy subjects.

25 reased eosinophilic inflammation compared to healthy subjects.

26 inophils deviated significantly from that of healthy subjects.

27 ntional camera, leading to decreased LVEF in healthy subjects.

28 9 patients with IBS (ROME 3 criteria) and 15 healthy subjects.

29 glycan antibody profiles in the serum of 135 healthy subjects.

30 had greater bacterial richness than those of healthy subjects.

31 eive enteral nutrition were compared with 12 healthy subjects.

32 and by an independent confirmation cohort of healthy subjects.

33 dysfunction (35% and 36%, respectively) than healthy subjects.

34 mics, and potency of i.v. administrations in healthy subjects.

35 , and non-microbial metabolic stimuli in 534 healthy subjects.

36 l demonstration of attentional modulation in healthy subjects.

37 estimate IOP mean, peaks and fluctuations in healthy subjects.

38 mune diseases compared with those in matched healthy subjects.

39 pact of dairy fat on postprandial lipemia in healthy subjects.

40 iched in subjects with halitosis, but not in healthy subjects.

41 l and mast cell between patients with FD and healthy subjects.

42 were associated with choroidal parameters in healthy subjects.

43 yes open" versus "eyes closed" conditions in healthy subjects.

44 of patients with CF and asthma compared with healthy subjects.

45 -level HLA-DR expression in neutrophils from healthy subjects.

46 -39] in patients with type 2 diabetes and in healthy subjects.

47 ients showed lower baseline FC compared with healthy subjects.

48 ty and mortality compared with those seen in healthy subjects.

49 tients and inducing neglect-like behavior in healthy subjects.

50 th those in surrounding liver parenchyma and healthy subjects.

51 study was performed in 989 left eyes of 989 healthy subjects.

52 tion tests in adults with asthma compared to healthy subjects.

53 ipation, the microbiota differs from that of healthy subjects.

54 ecause of liver cirrhosis, and in 61 control healthy subjects.

55 t differences between patients with COPD and healthy subjects.

56 ct the limitations of behavioral measures in healthy subjects.

57 compensated cirrhosis (237 with ACLF) and 40 healthy subjects.

58 ve indices to compare CPC to CTC pathways in healthy subjects.

59 nline arterial sampling, were acquired for 6 healthy subjects.

60 ponses without changing AUCISR/AUCglucose in healthy subjects.

61 t model simulations and measurements on five healthy subjects.

62 ) in distinguishing those with early PD from healthy subjects.

63 significantly lower in DLB patients than in healthy subjects.

64 in liver tissues from nonviral hepatitis or healthy subjects.

65 utpatient clinics in Sweden, as well as from healthy subjects.

66 ity in ALI cultures compared with HBECs from healthy subjects.

67 were significantly different between IBD and healthy subjects.

68 ls from severe asthmatic compared to that in healthy subjects.

69 iPPG), with a designed protocol involving 20 healthy subjects.

70 asthma from those with nonsevere asthma and healthy subjects.

71 s, patients with mild/moderate symptoms, and healthy subjects.

72 e receiving aripiprazole monotherapy, and to healthy subjects.

73 re efficient DNA demethylation than those of healthy subjects.

74 patients with AIH and 20 with AISC and in 36 healthy subjects.

75 of DN involvement and compared with those of healthy subjects.

76 tic patients but suppressed cold symptoms in healthy subjects.

77 enced repertoires by contrasting disease and healthy subjects.

78 -helper type 2 cell chemokines compared with healthy subjects.

79 aortic valve and BAVnon-dil patients versus healthy subjects.

80 asthmatic patients compared with those from healthy subjects.

81 n first-degree relatives of SCZ patients and healthy subjects.

82 of (18)F-DPA-714 PET scans from a cohort of healthy subjects.

83 egree relatives of these OCD patients and 49 healthy subjects.

84 y decreased in patients with SCZ compared to healthy subjects.

85 with severe atopy only but was not found in healthy subjects.

86 munodeficient patients, just as they are for healthy subjects.

87 nd remission, 8 patients in remission, and 8 healthy subjects.

88 d from 141 LA patients, and in serum from 57 healthy subjects.

89 nophils, was also identified in the blood of healthy subjects.

90 duce pressures and flows in a group of eight healthy subjects.

91 icantly lower complexity index (CI1-20) than healthy subjects (1.69 +/- 0.18 vs. 1.77 +/- 0.12, p < 0

92 iRNA expression in sputum supernatants of 10 healthy subjects, 17 patients with mild-to-moderate asth

93 comprised 149 subjects (110 with IBS and 39 healthy subjects); 232 fecal samples and 59 mucosal biop

94 We then defined type 2 status in 25 healthy subjects, 28 patients with mild asthma, 29 patie

95 et comprised 46 subjects (29 with IBS and 17 healthy subjects); 46 fecal samples, but no mucosal samp

96 Healthy subjects (8 male, 8 female) completed three cons

97 Two hundred ninety-six eyes of 157 healthy subjects (88 patients of African descent and 69

98 Fifteen healthy subjects (9 high-affinity binders and 6 mixed-af

99 (12 M, mean age 50.9 +/- 10.5 years) and 20 healthy subjects (9 M, mean age 51.0 +/- 9.8 years).

100 In 8 healthy subjects, a nitric oxide synthase inhibitor was

101 ollowing T1-weighted images were obtained in healthy subjects: (A) resting scans with and without PRO

102 the upper airways of subjects with atopy and healthy subjects after allergen provocation.

103 contralateral knee (riskROA, n = 28), and 89 healthy subjects (age 55.0 +/- 7.5 y; BMI 24.4 +/- 3.1)

104 In contrast, in healthy subjects, although there is evidence that leftwa

105 ity, reaching an accuracy (DSC) of 0.826 for healthy subjects and 0.835 people with clinically isolat

106 In this study, 10 healthy subjects and 10 patients with type 2 diabetes re

107 A total of 7 healthy subjects and 11 patients with focal liver lesion

108 Thirty-six healthy subjects and 13 patients with moderate AD (mean

109 netic resonance imaging was collected on 105 healthy subjects and 148 individuals with psychosis, inc

110 Ten healthy subjects and 30 patients with asthma underwent p

111 lidated in an independent cohort (n = 60; 10 healthy subjects and 50 asthmatic patients).

112 Forty-five healthy subjects and 62 patients with a schizophrenia sp

113 PET scans with full arterial sampling from 6 healthy subjects and 9 Alzheimer disease (AD) patients w

114 mpapillary RNFL and macular GCIPL loss in 28 healthy subjects and 97 glaucoma subjects from the Diagn

115 uppress responder cell proliferation in both healthy subjects and AIH/AISC patients through a mechani

116 re possible later disease onset in currently healthy subjects and assume that subjects with diseases

117 O3157, on experimental HRV-16 inoculation in healthy subjects and asthmatic patients.

118 brain effective network are computed for 40 healthy subjects and common dependencies are revealed.

119 try; their frequencies were compared against healthy subjects and correlation assessed against free l

120 in concentration levels that differ between healthy subjects and diseased patients.

121 to discriminate patients with early PD from healthy subjects and evaluate disease status.

122 efrontal cortex from 62 schizophrenia and 62 healthy subjects and from adult mice exposed prenatally

123 nd multi-modal magnetic resonance imaging in healthy subjects and glaucoma patients with different de

124 Healthy subjects and glaucoma suspects from the Diagnost

125 model of allogeneic T cell response, both in healthy subjects and LTx recipients.

126 also present in a significant proportion of healthy subjects and may be associated with torsades de

127 ave larger, thicker-walled gallbladders than healthy subjects and nutrient-stimulated gallbladder emp

128 n of TACI A181E heterozygosity in reportedly healthy subjects and of the corresponding TACI A144E mut

129 lected from four volunteers, including three healthy subjects and one proliferative DR patient to pro

130 obiome can be useful to discriminate between healthy subjects and patients with IBD.

131 sides of the hippocampal tail, compared with healthy subjects and patients with MDD.

132 gulation and fibrinolysis parameters between healthy subjects and patients with mild, severe, and pre

133 lel-group study in North America and Europe, healthy subjects and patients with mild-to-moderate stab

134 ivity to self-antigens and viral antigens in healthy subjects and patients with MS.

135 Random-effects models were used to compare healthy subjects and patients with parkinsonian syndrome

136 anatomical connectivity was compared between healthy subjects and patients with schizophrenia using r

137 e recovered from bronchoalveolar lavage from healthy subjects and patients with severe asthma.

138 post-exercise PCr recovery kinetics in both healthy subjects and patients.

139 d in multiple myeloma patients compared with healthy subjects and that this ratio is higher in BM pla

140 d, and cognate T cells were characterized in healthy subjects and those infected by intranasal challe

141 o difference observed in this region between healthy subjects and those with depression-related appet

142 Cs were obtained from asthmatic patients and healthy subjects and treated with anti-IL-33 after rhino

143 ; written informed consent was obtained from healthy subjects and was waived for patients.

144 e more prevalent in patients with AS than in healthy subjects, and patients with AS exhibited an asym

145 llected from patients with severe asthma and healthy subjects, and the level of PTX3 was determined b

146 s demonstrate that higher autistic traits in healthy subjects are related to lower scores in a learni

147 ovided quantifiable metrics of motivation in healthy subjects as well as patients.

148 ic and self-limited inflammatory response in healthy subjects, as well as patients with psoriasis or

149 identify subgroups of ET patients as well as healthy subjects at risk for ET.

150 Furthermore, we investigate the stability of healthy subject baselines and determine the set of analy

151 In healthy subjects, both leucine and isoleucine reduced bl

152 Compared with BPND values for healthy subjects, BPND values for DLB patients were sign

153 ngulate cortex, compared with BPND values in healthy subjects, BPND values were significantly lower i

154 We report that in healthy subjects breathing into snow with an artificial

155 ung microbiota are present in the airways of healthy subjects but are dysregulated in adults with ast

156 maintained upon proinflammatory challenge in healthy subjects but not in AIH/AISC.

157 acted strongly with John Cunningham virus in healthy subjects but responded instead to myelin-derived

158 Microaspiration is a common phenomenon in healthy subjects, but its frequency is increased in chro

159 ogical evidence that PA acts on attention in healthy subjects by mimicking the attentional pattern ty

160 We examined this relationship in healthy subjects by studying how threat of shock affects

161 ifferent conditions, such as in patients and healthy subjects, can provide insights into the molecula

162 atients with T2DM but not from metabolically healthy subjects caused insulin resistance in IgG-defici

163 In healthy subjects, circulating ZAG levels exhibited a cha

164 In healthy subjects, cross-sectional area and blood flow of

165 One healthy subject died after a pressor dose of angiotensin

166 NMDAR-Ab from patients and healthy subjects do not compete for binding on native re

167 patients with coronary artery disease and 26 healthy subjects during IHE were assessed using 3T MRI.

168 Compared with healthy subjects, EM patients had significantly higher l

169 f TBI (Glasgow Coma Scale [GCS] 3-15) and 40 healthy subjects, evaluated their associations with clin

170 th saline injection in 11 male and 10 female healthy subjects, examining the effect on the malabsorpt

171 eover, when compared with patients with SAR, healthy subjects exhibit an antagonistic proteomic respo

172 Neutrophils from healthy subjects express functional BLT-1, low levels of

173 t of patients with schizophrenia and matched healthy subjects for comparison.

174 eliable biomarker for the differentiation of healthy subjects from subjects with IBS.

175 We analysed 678 community-dwelling healthy subjects from the Lothian Birth Cohort 1936 at t

176 rotizing myopathy, and 0/20 (0%) age-matched healthy subjects had large granular lymphocyte expansion

177 Healthy subjects had significantly higher THGr(Ce) value

178 Peripheral blood mononuclear cells from healthy subjects homozygous for the high-risk haplotype

179 008) and HLA-DQ (P = 0.02) on monocytes from healthy subjects homozygous for the high-risk SNP haplot

180 ion in stimulated memory CD4(+) T cells from healthy subjects homozygous for the risk allele (CC) com

181 ychotic-medicated schizophrenia patients and healthy subjects (HS) who were also tested in a targeted

182 Fecal LPS was higher in IBS patients than in healthy subjects (HS), and IBS patients on a 4-week LFM

183 In healthy subjects (HS), N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) antag

184 lly isolated syndrome (PwCIS), MS (PwMS) and healthy subjects (HS).

185 mismatch negativity (MMN) in SZ patients and healthy subjects (HS).

186 spective review of 47 eyes of 47 consecutive healthy subjects imaged with a spectral-domain OCT-A dev

187 Healthy subjects in 2 age groups (18-49 years and 50-70

188 t time, the role of the S1-M1 connections in healthy subjects in vivo and whether microstructural alt

189 In vitro guanidinylation of fibrinogen from healthy subjects increased the formation of thinner fibe

190 (13-30 Hz) over sensorimotor cortex in young healthy subjects indexes the evaluation of uncertainty i

191 Previous work found the lung microbiome in healthy subjects infected with HIV was similar to that i

192 Healthy subjects ingested [U-(13)C3]glycerol, and blood

193 hat short-term exposure to diesel exhaust in healthy subjects is associated with acute vasoconstricti

194 analyzed on OCTA and compared with those in healthy subjects matched on age and sex.

195 Apnoea responses of healthy subjects may result from changes of central resp

196 a previously gathered dataset of 20 screened healthy subjects (mean age +/- SD, 62.4 +/- 6.4 y; 12 me

197 an, 0.852 [SD, 0.061]) compared with that in healthy subjects (mean, 0.816 [SD, 0.066], P < .001).

198 sthmatic patients: mean, -937 [SD, 22.7] and healthy subjects: mean, -937 [SD, 17.1], P < .001).

199 demonstration that leftward-deviating PA in healthy subjects mimics attentional patterns typically s

200 reduce cardiovascular lipid risk factors in healthy subjects more than would the intake of nonseafoo

201 magnetic resonance imaging from a cohort of healthy subjects (n = 1000) and confirmed using connecti

202 In healthy subjects (n = 12) CNTO3157 versus placebo signif

203 playing or not gastrointestinal features and healthy subjects (n = 26 in each group).

204 ate functional magnetic resonance imaging in healthy subjects (n = 26), and subjects who had suffered

205 Healthy subjects (N = 36) were selected based on their A

206 (n = 171), patients with COPD (n = 81), and healthy subjects (n = 49) recruited from a single center

207 etic resonance imaging data were obtained in healthy subjects (n = 7) in the right lung at functional

208 Primary ASMCs were isolated from healthy subjects (n = 9) and patients classified as havi

209 59), colorectal cancer patients (n= 83), and healthy subjects (n= 85).

210 ives (N=883), and demographically comparable healthy subjects (N=278).

211 ion of ribosomal S6 was mediated by BLT-1 in healthy subject neutrophils and by ERV-1 in diabetes.

212 Fovea-disc angle was measured in 282 healthy subjects (normative database), 46 nonglaucomatou

213 r, in primary monocytes from HD patients and healthy subjects, NRF2 induction repressed expression of

214 Healthy subjects of both sexes encoded and retrieved nov

215 nfection with West Nile virus (WNV), (ii) 34 healthy subjects of different ages.

216 cohorts of Alzheimer's disease patients and healthy subjects of similar age.

217 evaluated in an anatomic specimen and in 10 healthy subjects on spine CT scans by three radiologists

218 Cultured nasal epithelial cells from healthy subjects or asthmatic patients were evaluated fo

219 utum eosinophils >/= 3%) did not differ from healthy subjects or even showed a lower expression of Mx

220 LDL was isolated from healthy subjects or patients with CKD by sequential ultr

221 e examined in probands, their relatives, and healthy subjects organized by Biotype and then by DSM-IV

222 wer in the patients treated with PBR than in healthy subjects (P < .0001).

223 amen tCho/Cr and GABA/Cr occurred in OSAS vs healthy subjects (p < 0.05).

224 27.8% of the AP patients and in 19.9% of the healthy subjects (p = 0.017).

225 ilation of the IMA was less than that of the healthy subjects (P=0.01).

226 Twelve healthy subjects participated in three fMRI scans with 2

227 osine, and macromolecules) concentrations in healthy subjects receiving oral daily doses of CPP-115 o

228 of this model are strongly conserved between healthy subjects regardless of cortical and sub-cortical

229 eficit in P50 suppression when compared with healthy subjects, replicating prior research.

230 Similarly, in 16 matched healthy subjects, responses to language and music were m

231 in UNG-deficient patients resembled that of healthy subjects, revealing that impaired CSR does not i

232 ady-state, we performed bronchoscopies on 20 healthy subjects, sampling the proximal and distal airwa

233 Fifty-one healthy subjects served as controls.

234 Eighteen age- and sex-matched healthy subjects served as controls.

235 ith generalized anxiety disorder relative to healthy subjects showed a reduced correlation between PE

236 d with those of a reference population of 44 healthy subjects similar in age (45.4 +/- 16 y; P = 0.87

237 kingly, NMDAR-Ab from patients, but not from healthy subjects, specifically alter the surface dynamic

238 Finally, behavioral data in healthy subjects suggest that breathing phase systematic

239 ion predict presence of pain the next day in healthy subjects, suggesting that sleep disturbances alo

240 e reversibility, and increasing diagnosis in healthy subjects suggests cautious use of the term LVNC

241 Healthy subjects tend to exhibit a bias of visual attent

242 Given substantial evidence from healthy subjects that the anterior mid-cingulate cortex

243 with age- and gender-matched neurologically healthy subjects, the vmPFC-lesioned patients had reduce

244 Results: In comparison with healthy subjects, the whole population of patients with

245 In comparison with healthy subjects, the whole population of patients with

246 We found that compared with healthy subjects, there was a profound reduction in FN p

247 For healthy subjects, there was no significant difference in

248 We suggest that responses of healthy subjects to apnoea are driven importantly, and p

249 the BCR repertoire of AChR-MG, MuSK-MG, and healthy subjects to generate approximately 518,000 uniqu

250 in patients with chronic constipation and in healthy subjects to investigate the relationships betwee

251 rate asthmatics, 50 severe asthmatics and 35 healthy subjects took part.

252 eNER, 15 nondemented patients with PD and 10 healthy subjects underwent 90-min dynamic PET.

253 In addition, 11 healthy subjects underwent baseline resting-state functi

254 Four healthy subjects underwent conventional proton cardiac m

255 60 patients with CRVO or BRVO and ME and 40 healthy subjects underwent measurements of superficial a

256 Thirty-four eyes of 17 healthy subjects underwent OCTA at the Retina Service of

257 Fifteen healthy subjects underwent two PET measurements with art

258 1) and (68)Ga-DOTANOC (n = 7) and studies of healthy subjects using (18)F-FDG (n = 11).

259 Calf muscles were scanned in 32 obese and 11 healthy subjects using a 3T MRI/MRS scanner, and IR in t

260 namic planar imaging data were acquired in 6 healthy subjects using administered volumes of 5 or 15 m

261 s Area and Severity Index score, 16), and 27 healthy subjects using an 11-color flow cytometric antib

262 butyrate were introduced in the colon of 12 healthy subjects using colon delivery capsules and plasm

263 We undertook a study in healthy subjects, using the induced blood stage malaria

264 8% of the tetramer-binding memory cells from healthy subjects versus 79% in CD patients were gluten-r

265 on of the bioavailability of anthocyanins in healthy subjects versus ileostomists revealed substantia

266 A control group of 50 eyes from 50 healthy subjects was included for comparison.

267 Ex vivo carbamylation of LDL from healthy subjects was induced with potassium cyanate.

268 significant increase of the T/E ratio versus healthy subjects was unique of patients with BAV.

269 Pooled saliva from 6 healthy subjects was used to generate overnight biofilms

270 emia in humans has not yet been evaluated.In healthy subjects, we compared the impact of dairy fat pr

271 In healthy subjects, we measured forearm blood flow (Dopple

272 Nine eyes of 5 healthy subjects were also analyzed with OCTA to serve a

273 Eighteen healthy subjects were conditioned to associate shapes wi

274 Thirty-eight healthy subjects were divided into groups of anodal and

275 Fifty-two CD patients and 36 healthy subjects were enrolled, and 36 patients were equ

276 ents with nonrefractory asthma (NRA), and 20 healthy subjects were enrolled.

277 gG4-RD, 11 patients with sarcoidosis, and 30 healthy subjects were included for 11-color flow cytomet

278 a human influenza challenge study wherein 17 healthy subjects were inoculated with cell- and egg-pass

279 painless period and 40 age- and sex-matched healthy subjects were measured using a AL-Scan optical b

280 Macular cube OCT data from age-matched healthy subjects were provided by the OCT reading center

281 e (iAUC) of plasma triglycerides.Forty-three healthy subjects were recruited to this randomized, cros

282 Nineteen healthy subjects were studied under passive (mechanical

283 In our human crossover study, 11 healthy subjects were studied under temperature-controll

284 30 healthy subjects were studied with the arm at two positi

285 tration causes motivational changes in young healthy subjects, which are associated with sleepiness.

286 "REM beta tufts" are described in the EEG of healthy subjects, which may reflect the functioning of a

287 We then performed on-body tests on healthy subjects while exercising to establish the feasi

288 OAS and viperin in asthmatics compared with healthy subjects, while IL-28 was not expressed in any g

289 tonucleotidase activity than leukocytes from healthy subjects, while in patients with severe asthma e

290 independent studies, including 131 metabolic healthy subjects who completed the 10-year longitudinal

291 encephalography (MEG) data was acquired from healthy subjects who were cued to either remember or not

292 d function from a relatively large cohort of healthy subjects with a wide age range.

293 Coculture of PBMCs from healthy subjects with HCV-infected hepatoma cells result

294 of aggression and impulsivity in physically healthy subjects with intermittent explosive disorder (n

295 ardiomyopathy" because it can be observed in healthy subjects with normal LV size and function, and i

296 sample of 341 schizophrenia patients and 386 healthy subjects with one or more structural MRI scans (

297 stored the SLE MAC phenotype towards that of healthy subjects with reduced IL-6 secretion, and normal

298 We determined the gait parameters of 20 healthy subjects with right-foot preference during tread

299 creased in subjects with T1DM versus matched healthy subjects, with females showing higher urinary TX

300 ceptor activation induces HAAF in humans, 12 healthy subjects without diabetes (7 men, age 32.3 +/- 2