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1 ct category, labeling, and year and state of purchase.

2 were compared across label type and month of purchase.

3 on a time-saving purchase than on a material purchase.

4 ugust 2016, 238 cell lines are available for purchase.

5 -)(1) (P < 0.001) increase in total calories purchased.

6 ence of extreme quantity discounts for large purchases.

7 ent of products and what it represents among purchases.

8 t the full environmental footprints of their purchases.

9 modifications can directly increase produce purchases.

10 products supplied the majority of energy in purchases.

11 red their behavior as measured by clicks and purchases.

12 d HSR users had significantly healthier food purchases.

13 rovement in the nutritional quality of store purchases.

14 the number of background checks for firearm purchases.

15 ion labels had no significant effect on food purchases.

16 A surveillance study of retail purchased "100% Arabica" coffees found that 6 out of 60

17 per capita per month); medium SES households purchased 5.8% less taxed foods than expected (-28 [-46,

18 adjusted trends and differences in calories purchased (708,175 observations from 64,709 unique house

19 ts had sufficient inventory for a patient to purchase a 12-week treatment regimen.

20 ppeals to encourage people to eat healthier, purchase a particular product, or vote for a specific ca

21 order of magnitude lower than the costs for purchasing acid and base in bulk quantities.

22 saturated fat, sugar, and sodium content of purchases across levels of processing and convenience.

23 omes for the 12 months before and after APCD purchase, adjusting for baseline patient characteristics

24 tes offer unequivocal funding to schools for purchasing AEDs.

25 al RPS costs, accounting for renewable power purchase agreements (PPAs), displaced generation and cap

26 Purchasing agricultural lands for reforestation removes

27 Density of businesses where individuals can purchase alcohol as measured by rates per capita of liqu

28 crease in the quantity of customers making a purchase; all the observed changes occurred for customer

29 hich states that Federal agencies should not purchase alternative fuels unless their life cycle GHG e

30 companion diagnostics has gained increasing purchase among laboratory professionals, clinicians, reg

31 er-income nonparticipants, SNAP participants purchased an additional approximately 15-20 kcal . d(-1)

32 ts' environmental footprints at the point of purchase and easily offset consumers' contributions thro

33 boratory studies as they are unavailable for purchase and existing preparation techniques have limite

34 t impose a delay between the initiation of a purchase and final acquisition of a firearm.

35 The lower costs (purchase and maintenance) and wider availability of Orbi

36 ture-activity relationship study through the purchase and synthesis and subsequent pharmacological ch

37 In Beijing, controls on the purchase and use of cars have not decreased transport em

38 ood supplements, canned and dehydrated) were purchased and analysed.

39 , 21 commercial GSE containing products were purchased and chemically profiled, major compounds quant

40 The products were purchased and the identities of the compounds and their

41 sured the main outcomes: fruit and vegetable purchases and self-reported fruit and vegetable consumpt

42 udy outcomes: fruit, vegetable, and beverage purchases and self-reported fruit and vegetable consumpt

43 ter observations) packaged food and beverage purchases and SNAP status [current participant, income-e

44 ervention for increasing fruit and vegetable purchasing and consumption among socioeconomically disad

45 he effects on fruit, vegetable, and beverage purchasing and consumption of a 20% price-reduction inte

46 the dietary quality and adherence to dietary purchasing and consumption patterns of beverage consumer

47 SAPM accounts for alcohol purchasing and consumption preferences for population su

48 representative household surveys on alcohol purchasing and consumption, administrative and healthcar

49 erstand the extent of stock-outs, in-country purchasing and usage behavior, and available purchasing

50 isting unhealthy preferences at the point-of-purchase, and stimulating a food-systems response.

51 (PFPs) and the types of foods and beverages purchased, and we determined whether these associations

52 l public understand more about what they are purchasing, and choose between options claiming the same

53 ial risk and the movement toward value-based purchasing-and types of payment reform, such as bundling

54 examined rates of claim reversal (failure to purchase approved prescription), delayed initiation (rev

55 Highly processed food purchases are a dominant, unshifting part of US purchasi

56 evidence that consumers contemplating small purchases are discouraged by the presence of extreme qua

57 They are usually purchased as marijuana-like drugs, marketed as herbal bl

58 Finkelstein et al examine food and beverage purchases as a function of price changes and conclude th

59 g and support for training and key equipment purchases as well as hospital-specific mentoring which f

60 munotherapy (SLIT) products were ordered and purchased at an ordinary pharmacy and masked for blindin

61 or analysis of fresh and frozen strawberries purchased at local markets.

62 ebo patches (all patches manufactured by and purchased at market rate from United Pharmaceuticals, Am

63 consumption and on both fruit and vegetable purchasing at intervention stores suggests that further

64 t intervention effects on vegetable or fruit purchasing at T2 or T3.

65 d 14 to 17 years made supervised e-cigarette purchase attempts from 98 Internet e-cigarette vendors.

66 Purchase attempts were made at the University of North C

67 Only 5 of the remaining 80 youth purchase attempts were rejected owing to age verificatio

68 ved deliveries of e-cigarettes from 76.5% of purchase attempts, with no attempts by delivery companie

69 the meat processing industry and consumers' purchasing attitude.

70 y high content of GlcN residue in a recently purchased batch of porcine intestinal mucosal HS.

71 ing online canteen infrastructure to improve purchasing behavior from primary school canteens.

72 esources could help identify beneficial food-purchasing behavior.

73 few studies have examined food and beverage purchase behaviors in SNAP participants with the use of

74 Of all packaged foods and beverages purchased by a nationally representative sample of US ho

75 l production chain of the goods and services purchased by local consumers.

76 es and types of packaged foods and beverages purchased by race-ethnicity in US households.

77 r panel survey, we did not capture all foods purchased by the household.

78 (SRFA) and Pahokee peat (PPFA) fulvic acids purchased by the International Humic Substance Society.

79 The presence of foreclosures purchased by third-party buyers was not associated with

80 ent of 160,713 beverage products recorded as purchased by US households in 2007-2012 (345,193 observa

81 capita consumption of 12 g/d of added sugars purchased by US households in 2007-2012, representing 32

82 processed and convenience food categories to purchases by US households and to compare saturated fat,

83 More than three-fourths of energy in purchases by US households came from moderately (15.9%)

84 costs" were calculated per 2000 kcal of food purchases by using actual expenditures and a standard fo

85 nts were included in behavioral analyses; 17 purchased cannabis and were thus included in fMRI analys

86 ost was deducted from study earnings and the purchased cannabis smoked in the laboratory; alternative

87 earn money to delay smoking and subsequently purchase cigarettes to smoke.

88 uch crude is recovered for a fixed amount of purchased CO2.

89 analogues of the target analytes were either purchased commercially or synthesised for use as interna

90 llini National Park, obtained wild there, or purchased commercially.

91 000 people, background checks for ammunition purchase could reduce it to 1.99 per 100,000, and firear

92 n of universal background checks for firearm purchase could reduce national firearm mortality from 10

93 (EPP) and the establishment of environmental purchasing criteria can potentially reduce these indirec

94 cycle assessment (LCA) can help identify the purchasing criteria that are most effective in reducing

95 Moreover, environmental purchasing criteria, when implemented, are often establi

96 We analyzed purchase data from the Homescan survey, an ongoing, long

97 SNAP participants with the use of electronic purchase data.In this cross-sectional study, we examined

98 Nationally representative household food-purchasing data for New Zealand were linked with branded

99 Pharmacy purchasing data underestimated cost savings compared wit

100 l yearly cost savings of $54656 for pharmacy purchasing data, $1184336 for EMR data, and $2117522 for

101 assessed anti-infective cost using pharmacy purchasing data, patient-level administration data from

102 vs. free range vs. indoor), supermarket and purchase date on the concentration of vitamin D3 and 25-

103 Analysis of the data by purchasing date suggests that the use of TDCIPP decrease

104 strations of contagion effects on real-world purchase decisions.

105 ormation about consumer products when making purchasing decisions.

106 , and retailers may use this information for purchasing decisions.

107 vital input to their investment, saving, and purchasing decisions.

108 r-behavior strategies that have an impact on purchasing decisions.We assessed the efficacy of a consu

109 ita per month), whereas high SES households' purchases did not change.

110 95% CI: 0.02, 0.17 cup-equivalents/d); juice purchases did not earn the HIP rebate.

111 Some of the experiments used commercially purchased DNase and showed that coinjection of these DNa

112 Minors are easily able to purchase e-cigarettes from the Internet because of an ab

113 Rate at which minors can successfully purchase e-cigarettes on the Internet.

114 gaps including material inputs, water usage, purchased electricity, and transportation requirements.

115 ttractive for a range of existing units than purchasing emission rate credits (ERCs) from a trading m

116 Pharmacy purchasing endorsed minimal financial benefit (decrease

117 , and sodium content and the likelihood that purchases exceeded maximum daily intake recommendations

118 adjusted proportion of household-level food purchases exceeding 10% kcal from saturated fat, 15% kca

119 Their effect on personal decisions to purchase firearms is not well-understood.

120 ing access of at-risk individuals to already purchased firearms by engaging the public and major stak

121 mpaigns potentially reduce access to already purchased firearms by suicidal individuals.

122 e actual diet costs), which showed that they purchased food with a higher nutritional quality for the

123 ed, non-Hispanic African American households purchased foods with higher energy, total sugar, and sod

124 d the number of different antibiotic courses purchased for the child.

125 All components can be purchased for under $400 and the device can be assembled

126 es that are eligible for support for vaccine purchase from Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance.

127 Control samples were purchased from a commercial vendor.

128 In three species of fish purchased from a supermarket in Ottawa (ON, Canada), FBS

129 Fresh Dioscorea cayenensis tubers were purchased from Bodija market in Ibadan, peeled, cut into

130 ta, we compared 2000-2013 trends in calories purchased from CPGs (obtained from stores) across brands

131 Sixty artichokes were purchased from different Spanish areas (Benicarlo, Valen

132 s (25 each of beef luncheon and beef burger) purchased from different supermarkets in Mansoura city,

133 cotoxins in real samples (fruits and juices) purchased from Greek markets.

134 the method was evaluated using milk samples purchased from local market.

135 They were purchased from majors markets in the study area.

136 1.6<medium<3.0, 0.5<fine<2.0 mm) of bulgur, purchased from market, were kept in nine different equil

137 ctivation energies obtained for DOM isolates purchased from the International Humic Substances Societ

138 quantity of arsenic species in the samples, purchased from the local market by UV-Visible Spectropho

139 e mercury concentration in most fish species purchased from the Tshwane fish market were below the 0.

140 existed in the initial, unselected libraries purchased from two different manufacturers and that the

141 Ixodes scapularis ticks and age-matched mice purchased from two independent commercial vendors with t

142 ases were driven more by declines in caloric purchases from beverages than food.

143 n refers to the phenomenon where individuals purchase goods for signalling social status, rather than

144 ting hospital safety ratings and value-based purchasing; hospitals may have millions of dollars of re

145 n fiscal year 2013, the Hospital Value-Based Purchasing (HVBP) program introduced quality performance

146 so calculated using the Hospital Value-Based Purchasing (HVBP) Program method computed with the elect

147 households had the highest absolute calories purchased in 2000.

148 adjusted models, reductions in CPG calories purchased in 2009-2012 were slower for NHB and low-incom

149 LIT) for Japanese Cedar pollinosis (JCP) was purchased in 2014.

150 e of the 26 cashew nut and 14 nutmeg samples purchased in different EU Member States contained traces

151 s applied to bottled waters and fruit juices purchased in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.

152 e method was applied to 25 different samples purchased in Spain, where acesulfame and sucralose were

153 Reishi, Reishi), herbal/mushroom supplements purchased in the United States, were evaluated based on

154 and Sardinia (Italy) and commercial products purchased in various supermarkets.

155 s may be needed to improve food and beverage purchases in both SNAP and non-SNAP households.

156 ntified, however 25% of pediatric antibiotic purchases in LMICs were obtained without a prescription

157 Are there socioeconomic differences in food purchases in response to price promotions?

158 in volume of taxed and untaxed packaged food purchases in response to these taxes in the entire sampl

159 Similarly, the role of strategic purchasing in working with powerful private sectors, the

160 r capita per day; %), total energy, and food purchases) in the next year after adjustment for other s

161 s associated with small increases in caloric purchases, in which a 1-percentage point increase in une

162 ith a noninterpretive label on consumer food purchases.In this parallel-group randomized controlled t

163 ngs or 15% more than at baseline), and fruit purchases increased by 364 g/wk (2.4 servings; 35% more

164 to premature infant death, and the costs of purchasing infant formula.

165 ters showed good acceptability, with greater purchase intent for both products when added with chia m

166 -6.8, with the percentages of acceptance and purchase intention at 98.0% and 89.0%, respectively.

167 Despite secular declines in purchases (kilocalories per capita per day) from all sou

168 Added sugars consumption by food purchase location was evaluated by age, family income-to

169 ibute to the poorer nutrient profile of food purchases made by racial-ethnic minorities.

170 s' pet cats were collected, and cat food was purchased matching the diet reported.

171 ll healthier products to encourage healthier purchases may be ineffective because other factors may b

172 products in stores where participants report purchasing meat (n = 913).

173 ents lack insurance and pay out of pocket to purchase medicines, medicines can be unaffordable.

174 Because harmful drinkers on low incomes purchase more alcohol at less than the minimum unit pric

175 ergy from all purchases, sugar, and fat, and purchased more caloric-sweetened desserts/caloric sweete

176 e reduction-plus-skill-building participants purchased more fruit than did controls.

177 (time 2), price reduction-alone participants purchased more total vegetables and frozen vegetables th

178 were universal background checks for firearm purchase (multivariable IRR 0.39 [95% CI 0.23-0.67]; p=0

179 However, the purchase of a commercial solution for these types of exp

180 e and labor) or automatically (requiring the purchase of a complex liquid-handling workstation).

181 nternational Classification of Diseases or a purchase of any drug used in the treatment of SUD.

182 Funding for the purchase of BPG by countries was not evaluated.

183 ation of universal background checks for the purchase of firearms or ammunition, and firearm identifi

184 he diaries of slave ship captains record the purchase of food for provisions when sailing along the W

185 ons by individuals and families, and for the purchase of long-term care insurance.

186 in-store marketing strategies to promote the purchase of specific healthier items in 5 product catego

187 eported financial constraints in the regular purchase of the assay kits.

188 It past 2 years in 2016 after the first purchase of the drug for sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT)

189 It past 3 years in 2017 after the first purchase of the drug for sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT)

190 henticity of these silks escalated after the purchase of the silks by museums throughout the world.

191 evention measures should not only demote the purchase of unconsumed food but also promote a low-impac

192 ta sources, we found decreases in intake and purchases of beverages from stores across racial/ethnic

193 No intervention improved purchases of bottled water or low-calorie beverages.

194 of either beverage was associated with more purchases of caloric-sweetened desserts or sweeteners, w

195 set consumers' contributions through bundled purchases of carbon offsets.

196 nd significant differences by SNAP status of purchases of fruit, processed meat, salty snacks, sweete

197 less of SNAP status, households had low mean purchases of fruit, vegetables, and fiber and high mean

198 We examined purchases of health- and policy-relevant food and bevera

199 Data were unavailable on over-the-counter purchases of high-dose aspirin and low-dose ibuprofen or

200 f fruit, vegetables, and fiber and high mean purchases of junk foods, saturated fat, and sodium.

201 sectional study, we examined household store purchases of key food, beverage, and nutrient groups in

202 ignificant SES gap in the absolute volume of purchases of less-healthy foods made on promotion.

203 ready-to-eat (27.1%) food purchases than for purchases of less-processed foods (5.6%) or foods requir

204 Household purchases of nonessential energy-dense foods declined in

205 We analyzed the volume of purchases of taxed and untaxed foods from January 2012 t

206 The mean volume of purchases of taxed foods in 2014 changed by -25 g (95% c

207 n of either beverage type resulted in higher purchases of total daily kilocalories and kilocalories f

208 013) trends, with no corresponding change in purchases of untaxed foods.

209 gars obtained from these beverages given the purchases of US households overall and by subpopulations

210 2, 95 % CI: 0.06-0.77, p < 0.019) and self - purchasing of medications (AOR = 0.30, 95 % CI: 0.10-0.9

211 Low SES households purchased on average 10.2% less taxed foods than expecte

212 ng, usage behavior, and breadth of available purchasing options to identify stock-outs worldwide.

213 purchasing and usage behavior, and available purchasing options.

214 RI choice task, making repeated decisions to purchase or decline 1-12 placebo or active cannabis 'puf

215 release of these sheets can be expensive to purchase or difficult to fabricate, hindering their wide

216 tions and countries have made commitments to purchase or produce only "sustainable" palm oil, a commo

217 alkenyl-B(pin)] compounds that can be either purchased or prepared by various efficient, site-, and/o

218 alogues based on previous HTS hits have been purchased or synthesized.

219 se participation in catch share fisheries by purchasing or leasing quota.

220 erated from metal wires that were alloyed as purchased, or from two wires of different metals that we

221 everal Integrated Delivery Network and Group Purchasing Organization tools.

222 mely price shopping (26.2%-15.2%; P < .001), purchasing outside the United States (6.9%-1.3%; P < .00

223 as the mean healthiness of all packaged food purchases over the 4-wk intervention period, which was m

224 t pattern and a ready-to-eat meals/fast-food purchasing pattern.

225 all energy intake, dietary quality, and food purchase patterns (see S1 Abstract in Spanish).

226 chases are a dominant, unshifting part of US purchasing patterns, but highly processed foods may have

227 rie sweeteners with dietary quality and food-purchasing patterns.

228 n the number of all types of milk half-pints purchased per student per year (P < .01).

229 n fruit and vegetables resulted in increased purchasing per household of 35% for fruit and 15% for ve

230 d with the nutrient profile of packaged food purchases (PFPs) and the types of foods and beverages pu

231 g argument for the adoption of Aprokam where purchased PFS is administered.

232 mic impact of adopting Aprokam compared with purchased PFS or prepared PFS for the prophylaxis of POE

233 direct costs of using Aprokam compared with purchased PFS presents a strong argument for the adoptio

234 n (prepared PFS), or commercially purchased (purchased PFS).

235 ngs of pound 3490 with Aprokam compared with purchased PFS, driven by savings in staff costs that off

236 redicts Aprokam is cost saving compared with purchased PFS, with a modest increase compared prepared

237 cy virus (HIV) is threatened by the decaying purchasing power of National Institutes of Health (NIH)

238 ollars without (US$) and with adjustment for purchasing power parity (PPP$).

239 i.e., moving people to an income above $1.9 purchasing power parity (PPP) a day, does not jeopardize

240 ts (2012 UK pound; converted into US $ using purchasing power parity index) during 4 years in HPS2-TH

241 potential GDP, or $20.7 trillion (2010 US$, purchasing power parity) in the 128 countries with data

242 erval 14.42-22.24) trillion in 2040 (in 2010 purchasing power parity-adjusted dollars).

243 (95% CI: $365.3 billion, $898.9 billion) at purchasing power parity-adjusted exchange rates.

244 ct (GDP) in constant prices and adjusted for purchasing power parity.

245 conomic factors (higher salaries and greater purchasing power).

246 h-income countries, even after adjusting for purchasing power, and the same is projected for 2040.

247 ss-domestic product per capita, adjusted for purchasing power, from the World Bank; and the prevalenc

248 We converted these data to a common purchasing power-adjusted and inflation-adjusted currenc

249 Purchasing preferences are regarded as the types and vol

250 They were purchased, prepared, homogenized, and freeze-dried for f

251 ly to purchase, site, and maintain, with the purchase price approaching $1 M per tesla (T) of magneti

252 intervention to be cost neutral, either the purchase price of pasireotide ($43,172) must be reduced

253 d positive-control CHIKV RNA to be used with purchased primers.

254 For firearms purchased privately within the previous 2 years (that is

255 ience as a core component of its Value-Based Purchasing program, which ties financial incentives to h

256 e evaluated and paid through the value-based purchasing program.

257 ial dilution (prepared PFS), or commercially purchased (purchased PFS).

258 ry model from direct medication provision to purchasing qualified health plans (QHPs).

259 Opticourses participants collected food-purchase receipts for their household over a 1-mo period

260 s study uses data on household packaged food purchases representative of the Mexican urban population

261 Purchasing restrictions applied to food-based voucher tr

262 ged measures of dietary quality and beverage purchases (servings/day in the previous year) as exposur

263 MRI scanners are costly to purchase, site, and maintain, with the purchase price ap

264 Offspring of mothers who purchased SSRIs at least twice during pregnancy had a si

265 ated psychiatric disorders with a history of purchasing SSRIs during pregnancy; 9537 were in the unme

266 d psychiatric disorders without a history of purchasing SSRIs during pregnancy; and 31207 were in the

267 hout a psychiatric diagnosis or a history of purchasing SSRIs.

268 ry quality, exhibited higher energy from all purchases, sugar, and fat, and purchased more caloric-sw

269 n Assistance Program (SNAP) participants for purchasing targeted FVs (TFVs).

270 t varying levels of price during a Cigarette Purchase Task (CPT) in male regular smokers (N = 35).

271 ing concurrent choice testing, the Cigarette Purchase Task (CPT), and validated measures of subjectiv

272 piness after spending money on a time-saving purchase than on a material purchase.

273 Ps or the food and beverages that households purchased than was shopping primarily at mass merchandis

274 They made significantly healthier purchases than did other participants (MAR: +13%; MER: -

275 cessed (60.4%) and ready-to-eat (27.1%) food purchases than for purchases of less-processed foods (5.

276 in up to 40% more clicks and up to 50% more purchases than their mismatching or unpersonalized count

277 important determinants of food and beverage purchases than where people shop or what is available in

278 g goods that they own than they would pay to purchase the same goods-a well-known economic bias calle

279 en they acquired their last firearm; if they purchased the firearm; and whether, as part of that acqu

280 their products and to stimulate consumers to purchase these products.

281 provide an avenue to improve healthy canteen purchases through the application of consumer-behavior s

282 s exhibiting the least loss of CO2 were then purchased to be used to gravimetrically prepare the PSMs

283 criteria, a selection of which compounds was purchased to populate a biased sublibrary.

284 ntibiotic resistance by inducing patients to purchase treatment from less well regulated private prov

285 erstand the extent of stock-outs, in-country purchasing, usage behavior, and breadth of available pur

286 Purchasing varied lawfully with dose and cost.

287 Medicare's value-based purchasing (VBP) and the Hospital Readmissions Reduction

288 tions and bundled payments; yet, value-based purchasing (VBP) or pay-for-performance, defined as prov

289 The spectral search of two products purchased via the internet against a dedicated database

290 ccuracy between fMRI activation patterns for purchased vs declined cannabis at the level of the indiv

291 The decline in calories from name-brand food purchases was slower among NHB, Hispanic, and lowest-inc

292 rice reductions ranging from 9-70% for large purchases, we found remarkably little impact on revenue,

293 otentially beneficial reductions in calories purchased were more pronounced in some subgroups over ot

294 Samples purchased were stored in three different coloured bottle

295 Results also indicated shifts in caloric purchases were driven more by declines in caloric purcha

296 Milk purchases were explored as a potential mechanism for wei

297 Milk purchases were explored as a potential mechanism.

298 Adult MVMs were purchased while following a national sampling plan and c

299 mine the association between SNAP status and purchases while controlling for sociodemographic charact

300 Most suicides involve guns purchased years earlier.