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1 We show that compared with historical (1980-2010) climate and wildfire conditions,

2 opes obtained from "Modern" (2008-2013 CE), "Historical" (1989-2005 CE) and Holocene fossil specimens

3 uced by 6 minutes and 43 seconds relative to historical 911 response times in the region.

4 The depletion of historical abundances of large animals, such as whales a

5 Ethnographic and historical accounts extend the period of use to more tha

6 Our results consolidate historical accounts of pandemic cholera with data to sho

7 Historical adaptation of sorghum production to arid and

8 atter for further follow-up, the scarcity of historical ADMET data for screening hits limits our unde

9 e there are thick vadose zones and extensive historical agriculture.

10 esearch and development programs, often lack historical air pollutant emissions data, which can pose

11 e activity ratios across all test sites, and historical analysis of the study area.

12 eses, we constructed a massive repository of historical and archaeological information known as "Sesh

13 onary dynamics is a fundamental question for historical and comparative linguistics.

14 nservation efforts, we provide a database of historical and contemporary baselines of mussel populati

15 Historical and contemporary evidence suggests that effec

16 Detecting how historical and contemporary factors contribute to geneti

17 e, outline its basic properties, and present historical and current uses at multiple length scales to

18 Historical and emerging evidence supports the notion tha

19 enzymes in relevant biological models, both historical and focusing on state of the art proteomics t

20 e borer, Diatraea saccharalis Fabricius, and historical and modern agricultural activity in Brazil sh

21 demographic events known from one documented historical and one oral historical context.

22 riodicity, consistent with the instrumental, historical and proxy-based rainfall records from North C

23 This article provides historical and recent examples of how TEK has informed W

24 durance performance but also touches on some historical and sociological factors relevant to the over

25 Ancient DNA from historical and subfossil wood has a great potential to p

26 Based on recent, historical, and circumstantial evidence, we present a mu

27 ch included paleoecological, archaeological, historical, and dendrological data, we highlight the lon

28 We combine oceanographic, historical, and field data to argue that this is a cliff

29 l temperature and precipitation variables to historical annual fire activity for 37 different regions

30 few key amino acids mutation driving the 11 historical antigenic drift events, pointing to experimen

31 Given the historical application of enzymatic catalysts to the sit

32 We investigate patterns of historical assembly of tree communities across Amazonia

33 ent responsible for their divergence and the historical association between genes and species.

34 te interactions with host insects, and their historical association with mutualistic polydnaviruses h

35 This article discusses the historical background of ZIKV and the biology and ecolog

36 rpose of this review is to briefly provide a historical background on the discovery, microbiology, an

37 ponse to climate-wildfire interactions under historical (baseline) climate and climate projections fr

38 anagement from restoring ecosystems based on historical baselines to adapting to changing fire regime

39 Here, we study the historical biogeography of Cycnoches to better understan

40 Their phylogeny and historical biogeography resulting in a distant intercont

41 l threshold of 150 cells/muL or greater or a historical blood eosinophil threshold of 300 cells/muL o

42 of population size changes indicated that a historical bottleneck was associated with a reduction of

43 A recent analysis of 25 historical candidate gene polymorphisms for schizophreni

44 it does provide a global-scale benchmark for historical carbon-cycle simulations.

45 Historical CFLD diagnostic criteria were compared with n

46 A historical challenge: Gas-phase electron diffraction and

47 tural selection or the contingent product of historical chance events; it would also reveal how the u

48 Understanding historical changes in flood damage and the underlying me

49 Historical changes in population size, such as those cau

50 n to be a powerful means for discovering how historical changes in sequence produced the functions, s

51 characteristics were extracted manually from historical civil registers for 5,671 children born betwe

52 Adding historical claims data increased the number of comorbidi

53 comorbidity measures in the model and adding historical claims data.

54 A new attribution method implicates both historical climate change and land-use in these shifts,

55 Our framework also suggests that the historical climate forcing has increased the probability

56 State-of-the-art ("CMIP5") historical climate model simulations subject to anthropo

57 pulations, supporting a persistent effect of historical climate on microbial respiration.

58 framework used in climate modeling, in which historical climate simulations serve as controls for fut

59 ve sought to explain the genetic imprints of historical climatic changes and geographic barriers with

60 Here, we aim to establish this context using historical climatic variability, as a proxy for local ad

61 parameters for use in processing future (and historical) [CO3(2-)]spec absorbance measurements.

62 from 2014 to 2015 and 1079 patients from our historical cohort for comparison.

63 This historical cohort study was performed using the electron

64 the combined cohorts were higher than in our historical cohort, in which the rate of complete respons

65 compared with a rate of survival of 8% in a historical cohort.

66 s compared with a decline in this score in a historical cohort.

67 tients with severe aplastic anemia than in a historical cohort.

68 s exceeded that obtained at age 60 months in historical cohorts recommended to receive MMR vaccine be

69 , and long-term correlation studies based on historical collections [5].

70 composition shifted: at the four sites with historical community data, the sessile community became

71 egory 1 or 2 versus 26 (15.3%) of 170 in the historical comparison group (odds ratio: 4.0; 95% confid

72 Outcomes in a historical comparison group were also evaluated.

73 climatic, environmental, geographical and/or historical components best predict: (1) the spatial dist

74 Results We conclude that many of the historical concerns about including children early in on

75 ast Shelf by examining species overlap under historical conditions (1968-2014) and with a doubling in

76 ture is neither observed nor simulated under historical conditions, since critical temperatures are r

77 evolved because of functional optimization, historical constraint, or blind chance.

78 ve utilized this trapping function to assess historical contaminant loadings and contaminant breakdow

79 is Critical Care Perspective, we discuss the historical context of ARDS description and attempts at i

80 By accounting for the historical context of biomass development, our approach

81 work for EHL, describe EHL in its social and historical context, identify the complementary fields an

82 We evaluated the historical context, published literature, regulatory con

83 from one documented historical and one oral historical context.

84 attitudes within their personal, social, and historical contexts, has become the zeitgeist of attitud

85 e enriched by a deeper appreciation of their historical contexts.

86 configuration of communities will depend on historical contingencies, including details of the adapt

87 selection change over time, as epistasis and historical contingency alter the strength of selection o

88 formin will increase its use in persons with historical contraindications or precautions.

89 e the deciphering of different ancestral and historical contributes particularly challenging.

90 Compared with the historical control arm (reduced-intensity protocol for M

91 differ between the ML-DS 2006 trial and the historical control arm.

92 a recurrent GI bleed compared with a matched historical control group that did not receive octreotide

93 These data were also compared with matched historical control patients previously enrolled in the H

94 rediction interval (PI) for zero change from historical control reproducibility measurements to demon

95 rmed dose of dexamethasone mouthwash) versus historical controls from the BOLERO-2 trial (everolimus

96 ntly lower GI bleed recurrence compared with historical controls not treated with octreotide.

97 survival (ARFS) rates for RDP compared with historical controls on maintenance prednisone.

98 Here we present a record detailing of the historical controls on the biogeochemical cycling of sil

99 Of these 6 historical controls that developed LSCD, pannus was note

100 for 6 months was compared with institutional historical controls with the same risk factors.

101 de excisional biopsy of OSSN without p-SLET (historical controls) and 7 patients with p-SLET (cases).

102 The tumor features of cases vs historical controls, including mean number of limbal clo

103 Compared with historical controls, the cooled patients tended to have

104 Nonrandomized clinical study with historical controls.

105 Prospective observational study with historical controls.

106 compared with performance goal derived from historical controls.

107 nths of ADT, have a poor prognosis, based on historical controls.

108 Despite historical controversy, pharmacologic ascorbate is emerg

109 g conventional wells in regions dominated by historical conventional development, significantly under

110 detecting trends of continuity and change in historical corpora.

111 We consequently generalize the historical CSD-PXVXL interaction model and expand the se

112 Historical cultural landscapes experienced a faster nove

113 bolic Protection System group, compared with historical data (3.3% versus 6.3%, respectively; P value

114 This tutorial review aims to unpick the historical data and provide new researchers, without an

115 The model is demonstrated with historical data from literature on ferroelectrics, and e

116 we compared contemporary population sizes to historical data from sites spanning >400 km.

117 However, some historical data have shown that interserotype protection

118 ribution with high-resolution ecological and historical data helps to identify extinction risks.

119 Historical data including intraoperative characteristics

120 resistance gene distributions, together with historical data on wheat cultivation in Brazil, suggest

121 or British birds and butterflies (i.e. using historical data to assign risks and more recent data for

122 Here we combine historical data with aerial photographs and tree-ring re

123 CAC was associated with lower LRF rates than historical data with CRT alone, toxicity was substantial

124 rticle was to determine whether longitudinal historical data, commonly available in electronic health

125 10; power 90%), assuming a 35% LRF rate from historical data.

126 t hoc analysis using methods consistent with historical data.

127 val and departure rates corresponding to the historical data.

128 EGU air emissions (CO2, SO2, and NOX) using historical data.

129 int analysis of climatic, environmental, and historical data.

130 gs underscore the strong interaction between historical demography and the efficiency of selection an

131 from bone histology is also corroborated by historical descriptions of the dodo by mariners.

132 roaches.In this article, we will discuss the historical development of surgical technique and targets

133 fect of sex, capture history and current and historical diagnostic test results on the probability of

134 t scientific or artistic merit, and legal or historical disputes.

135 In this study, we delineated the historical distribution and potential reintroduction are

136 An assessment of historical distribution patterns and potential reintrodu

137 7,100 individuals and confined to 9% of its historical distributional range.

138 ing why the central pressure better explains historical economic damages than does maximum wind speed

139 to anthropogenic climate change, thus making historical emission inventories of black carbon an essen

140 pose the mechanism of plague transmission in historical Europe, which is imperative in demonstrating

141 Herein, we provide perspectives on the historical events and key experimental findings establis

142 We outline historical events preceding this complex emergency in he

143 on of functions across sequence space shaped historical evolution.

144 Numerous historical examples illustrate how the theory applies to

145 Historical examples of its importance include the wavele

146 Instead, recent historical expansions from North-Eastern Europe account

147 ab plus ipilimumab and occurred earlier than historical experience with either agent alone, but resol

148 pse and clonal evolution were similar to our historical experience.

149 Climate model simulations of the historical experiment from the Coupled Model Intercompar

150 e past 15 years or have used maps drawn from historical expert opinions.

151 Compared with historical expiration rates during the same period, our

152 thresholds reduces the variability found in historical fixed time-based models.

153 The historical focus on transcription of protein-coding gene

154 f hunter-gatherer residential mobility using historical foraging data from nomadic, socially egalitar

155 for the characterization of the binders of a historical fresco of the XVI century from the Flemish pa

156 rofile of modern breeds still reflects their historical function or if the intense divergent selectiv

157 Using microsatellite markers, we assessed historical gene flow by the quantification of regional-s

158 ures and there is increasing interest in the historical generation of biodiversity within this region

159 Omics data included those from historical genome-wide association studies (23,000 child

160 cause of a weighty confounding variable: the historical geography of colonialism and its effects on t

161 work, to give a thorough characterization of historical gilt silver threads, nano- and microscale tex

162 Efforts to understand the influence of historical global warming on individual extreme climate

163 rican Midwest by efforts aimed at reclaiming historical grasslands lost to high-yield agriculture.

164 ns remain unchanged: we find no evidence for historical growth changes in our studied tree species.

165 that our tree-ring data contain evidence for historical growth stimulation that was concealed due to

166 A hump-shaped relationship between price and historical harvest returns, well demonstrated in these e

167 te change ensemble experiment, consisting of historical hindcasts (1850-2005) and future projections

168 diversity must be analyzed in the context of historical human impacts that set ecological and evoluti

169 Analyses also revealed historical hybridization among lineages, high introgress

170 creased yield by a factor of 3.7 relative to historical hydrology.

171 est-titer subgroups correspond to recent and historical infection, which is consistent with 2009 pand

172 In retrospective forecasts of historical influenza outbreaks for 95 US cities from 200

173 y investigated how preexisting antibodies to historical influenza viruses influenced HAI-specific ant

174 We used historical information and records from approximately 40

175 transported by waves generated by storms of historical intensity.

176 have been emplaced by storms of greater-than-historical intensity.

177 We survey historical interactions between the AI and neuroscience

178 r debris, and the latter contains important 'historical' interface information but often is overlooke

179 ent and incidence aligned well with reported historical introduction events.

180 specifically the sensors were installed in a historical iron bridge.

181 Understanding their role on historical land use and land cover change (LULCC) and on

182 hematic details and the conversion types for historical land use changes, the majority of historical

183 Historical land use information is essential to understa

184 historical land use changes, the majority of historical land use reconstructions do not sufficiently

185 y altered over the last two centuries due to historical land-use and climate change.

186 rstandings and the emotional consequences of historical learning in the arts.

187 In this work, we attempt to quantify the historical limits of acceptability for multiple biophysi

188 Review of historical literature and author experiences pertaining

189 In this study, we compiled historical LULCC and PAs data to explore these interacti

190 ographic ancestry due to spatial locality in historical mating and migration patterns.

191 er wave energy equalled or exceeded measured historical maxima across the US West Coast, correspondin

192 mentary deals with the extent, validity, and historical meaning of SCS findings, as well as their inf

193 eliver an AED 1, 2, or 3 minutes faster than historical median 911 response times for each region ind

194 ce analysis when tracking gilding methods of historical metal threads, and explain why chemical infor

195 terest in natural yellow seed variants and a historical model point to recessive alleles in B1, D and

196 during the last glaciation, and contrasting historical movements along the AF.

197 Here, we identified this FOXI3 variant in a historical museum sample of pedigreed hairless dog skull

198 osphorus), driven by a new reconstruction of historical Ndep, to assess the responses of soil organic

199 uses the entire penA sequence, combining the historical nomenclature for penA types I to XXXVIII with

200 diabetes educators after reviewing a set of historical nutritional records and glucose measurements

201 FP) volumes based on expected energy prices; historical oil, natural gas, and water-production declin

202 tes, and volume of LP centers with Bayesian, historical (old-CMS) and new-CMS criteria using 6 consec

203 henticity and attribution, for insights into historical or artist-specific techniques, as well as for

204 sumption has not been tested using long-term historical or evolutionary data.

205 Here we review the historical origins of exposome research and define a new

206 Understanding the historical origins of our key diagnostic concepts can he

207 Specifically, this review outlines the historical origins of the discovery of REM sleep, the di

208 transmission chains, as well as the possible historical origins of the outbreak.

209 We analyzed WGS data from 20 historical outbreaks and applied phylogenetic methods to

210 ns in periodicities may provide insight into historical outbreaks as well as future patterns of mosqu

211 the derived function at least as well as the historical outcome.

212 Historical outcomes for this group were poor and often i

213 However, the magnitude of the historical overfishing of exploited invertebrates is unc

214 Starting from a historical overview of the development of SR-SIM, we rev

215 ion for not only the spring-summer timing of historical pandemics, but also early increases in pandem

216 ersity of most crops closely reflected their historical patterns of cultivation established over the

217 Overall, historical patterns of gene flow appeared more complex,

218 Importantly, Modern and Historical patterns of resource use and partitioning dif

219 ems from the model's novel representation of historical patterns of wood harvesting, shifting cultiva

220 isotope data allow clearer discrimination of historical Pb input phases, and highlight within-estuary

221 n Project Phase 5 (CMIP5) model runs for the historical period and the future period corresponding to

222 The full historical period of asymmetric oxidation catalysis (197

223 dance were initiated in the prehistorical or historical period.

224 In this review, a historical perspective is used to understand structure-f

225 Here, we provide a historical perspective of their discovery and discuss th

226 This Minireview provides a concise historical perspective on cationic polymerization induce

227 Here, we present a historical perspective on the progress made in MS geneti

228 health in the USA, we use a contemporary and historical perspective to discuss research and intervent

229 From a historical perspective, freezing winters resulting in fe

230 ed nutrient and energy exposures and offer a historical perspective.

231 mes and rates of toxic effects compared with historical photon therapy data.

232 In a multivariable analysis, age, historical plasma viral load, and ART regimen changes pr

233 We used a new technique to estimate historical PM2.5 concentrations, and estimated the effec

234 ement patterns are important determinants of historical poliomyelitis incidence in Pakistan; however,

235 atial pattern was found, i.e., we identified historical pollution hotspots (e.g., Sorfjord in western

236 registries by repeated resampling from their historical pools of patient-donor pairs and nondirected

237 of diversity depends on understanding these historical population dynamics.

238 hrynocephalus theobaldi, due to considerable historical population fragmentation in this environment.

239 proaches to elucidate multiple dimensions of historical population interactions.

240 Our results yield a detailed historical portrait of North America after European sett

241 nsity of the largest accumulations that have historical precedents.

242 cipitation years (defined statistically from historical precipitation records) is increasing, there i

243 patterns were superimposed onto maps of the historical probabilities of pedestrian-vehicle collision

244 gnitude motivates the need for estimation of historical probabilities using analysis of hydrological

245 Estimates of the historical probability of extreme (high or low) precipit

246 versity can be jointly shaped by large-scale historical processes and recent human disturbance.

247 stance to North America, consistent with the historical production and coherent with previously repor

248 METHOD: This was a population-based historical prospective cohort study using national regis

249 Historical racial differences and recent shifts in core

250 We find that historical rainfall controls both the moisture dependenc

251 poral lags in microbial responses created by historical rainfall.

252 ised in a block design and stratified by the historical rate of testing completeness of the individua

253 (explaining viremia), thereby supplementing historical reconstructions of poliovirus pathogenesis.

254 Historical records indicate that migrants from Persia br

255 s at timescales longer than instrumental and historical records is based mostly on paleoseismic studi

256 test for a settlement gap identified in oral historical records of descendant Tsimshian First Nations

257 Both markers parallel historical records of the consumption of fossil fuels in

258 recorded in terrestrial climate archives and historical records over the last 3000 years.

259 variation in populations from Transoxiana, a historical region covering the southwestern part of Cent

260 uire bold and innovative action to transform historical relationships between human populations and n

261 Sustained historical releases of BTs within the Mimico Creek water

262 of winter ecology in these systems, due to a historical research focus on summer 'growing seasons'.

263 However, historical research of European developments over the pa

264 This review summarizes the historical research, both fundamental and clinical, that

265 Alternate PCR was also used to confirm the historical results for the retrospective specimens and f

266 ults with leadless devices are compared with historical results with conventional single-chamber paci

267 A historical retrospective cohort of 101 DLBCL/HCV-positiv

268 ons about Bayesian inference that find their historical roots in von Helmholtz's work.

269 How deep are the historical roots of our concept of major depression (MD)

270 nce, and of environmental similarity between historical sampling sites.

271 y associated with the small set of available historical SAR data, they highlight both localized rates

272 To assess the impact of historical sea level changes, we conducted an extensive

273 ptimised and applied for the first time to a historical series of brandies.

274 eaks in the Netherlands and England, and the historical serogroup C outbreaks in both countries.

275 Historical shifts are occurring in marijuana policy.

276 tion rates of these amino acids in authentic historical silk fabrics.

277 INTERPRETATION: Given the historical similarities of meningococcal serogroup W wit

278 jor river basin borders is also confirmed by historical sources.

279 We used a simulation based on historical statistical data to analyze the C balance of

280 tive psychosis in offspring, consistent with historical studies on maternal starvation.

281 Historical studies used only a few microsatellite loci;

282 Here, we overcame historical technical limitations and non-invasively meas

283 Language emergence describes moments in historical time when nonlinguistic systems become lingui

284 xtrapolates population data from the Western historical tradition using historically derived demograp

285 This study investigates the historical trend in the long-term exposure to PM2.5 and

286 Historical trends in PM2.5-related premature mortality d

287 Historical trends that served to increase women's partic

288 equate response to either a prospective or a historical trial of an antidepressant medication were ra

289 um specimens using 1.5 ng gDNA, and to infer historical tritrophic relationships in Bemisia whiteflie

290 clinical practice reconfigures conventional historical understanding of diseases as distinct entitie

291 s estimated for chemicals that had a greater historical usage and were banned only recently or are st

292 etobutylicum, an organism well-known for its historical use as an industrial producer of the organic

293 provide strong suggestive evidence that the historical use of arsenic-based poultry drugs contribute

294 ters transitioning to climates outside their historical variability bounds by 2035, resulting in larg

295 of conflicts among approaches to conserving historical versus novel ecosystems.

296 We find that historical warming has increased the severity and probab

297 These circulations appear responsive to historical warming, and they consistently account for mo

298 Using historical weather (1951-2013), we created nine 2-year s

299 generate retrospective ensemble forecasts of historical WNV outbreaks in Long Island, New York for 20

300 Numerous historical works have mentioned that trade routes were t