ライフサイエンスコーパス: shelter

1 urroundings, as humans do using clothing and shelter.

2 eat conservation as well as reproduction and shelter.

3 temporary home dens to which they return for shelter.

4 ted from a psychiatric program in a homeless shelter.

5 homeless mentally ill men in a New York City shelter.

6 ities of life, including food, clothing, and shelter.

7 able are 76% less likely to enter a homeless shelter.

8 ng PAs and the most susceptible species they shelter.

9 -month period in a single open-intake animal shelter.

10 e grown in similar plots with rain exclusion shelters.

11 IV-seropositive, and screening in hotels and shelters.

12 major transmission sites were three homeless shelters.

13 patients to have used daytime services at 3 shelters.

14 outbreak among cats in New York City animal shelters.

15 nd rest in outdoor structures such as cattle shelters.

16 phy, chronology, and artifacts from two rock shelters.

17 lowing primary problems: lack of food (41%), shelter (18%), and clean water (14%).

18 Cuncaicha rock shelter (4480 masl) has a robust, well-preserved, and we

19 (56.1%) for nondisabled persons and lack of shelter (69.7%) for disabled persons.

20 laying concern for safety (91%), referral to shelters (79%) and counseling (88%), and documentation i

21 acterial peptidoglycan, to the issues of the sheltered active site, and to the need for conformationa

22 pathogens, residence in a vacuole provides a shelter against cytosolic host defense to the cost of li

23 h status, HIV serostatus, visits to homeless shelters, alcohol intake, and cigarette smoking were all

24 strial ant-plants, in that the host provides shelter and food in return for protection from natural e

25 substrate on AuNPs, such that the AuNPs lost shelter and MCH increased the attraction force between A

26 earching allows animals to find food, mates, shelter and other resources essential for survival and r

27 nable and renewable materials, which give us shelter and oxygen and remove carbon dioxide from the at

28 ole in the lives of these insects--providing shelter and protection.

29 In this article, we review the importance of sheltered and stray dogs as reservoirs of zoonotic paras

30 Sheltered and stray dogs, exposed to zoonotic parasites,

31 In June-July, UC aged 9-17 years in 4 shelters and 1 processing center in 4 states were hospit

32 We conclude that (1) homeless shelters and bars are important sites of tuberculosis tr

33 sed individuals presenting for evaluation at shelters and family assistance centers have stress-relat

34 Four homeless shelters and five bars were associated with specific clu

35 st generous gifts to human beings, providing shelters and materials for all living beings.

36 ficantly more likely to have spent time at 3 shelters and other locations when at least 1 patient in

37 serve similar adverse effects in sanitation, shelter, and health care access (including immunization)

38 ls must attain the basic needs (food, water, shelter, and mate) while avoiding the ultimate cost of p

39 laboratory dogs, healthy dogs from an animal shelter, and pet dogs with various nongastric illnesses.

40 ions (size, inclination, geometry, degree of sheltering, and orientation), surface parameters (age, p

41 bility sample of low-income hotels, homeless shelters, and free food programs in San Francisco, Calif

42 , including nursing homes, prisons, homeless shelters, and hospitals.

43 ate entities (eg, federal agencies, homeless shelters, and school systems) with the goal of fostering

44 vations, and higher latitudes, especially in sheltered areas, whereas loss is skewed toward southerly

45 es) and aggregation fidelity (via two-choice sheltering assays).

46 direct a complex, intracellular cascade that shelters bacteria from host defenses and leads to persis

47 ing ever sought medical care, counseling, or shelter because of domestic assault.

48 Agriculture in Nebraska on establishment of shelter belts and 1936-39 with the Pineapple Producers C

49 ortheastern Japan, whereas western Japan was sheltered by mountain ranges.

50 These statements are sheltered by the general understanding that antioxidants

51 Because catalase is immobilized and sheltered by the ZIF-90 crystals, the composites show ac

52 Egg pool homogenates from the Channel-Shelter (C-S) Island (Lake Huron) contained summation op

53 icivirus (FCV) infection in an animal rescue shelter can be used as a model to examine the dynamics o

54 ntrol measures targeted at specific homeless shelters can reduce tuberculosis morbidity in urban area

55 nsure the satisfaction of basic human needs: shelter, clean air, safe drinking water, and adequate nu

56 habitat location, reproduction, feeding, and shelter construction.

57 One of the sites excavated, the Xihuatoxtla Shelter, contains well-stratified deposits and a stone t

58 astically altered, are central to expandable shelters, deployable space structures, reversible encaps

59 Of these, 100% of laboratory and shelter dogs and 67% of pet dogs were colonized by large

60 ot been incarcerated or stayed in a homeless shelter during the study period (all-cause SMR: 1.35, 95

61 ow dependence on benthic habitat for food or shelter during their life histories.

62 The 'small-sheltered' ecotype was almost fixed for one haplotype, H

63 rect life cycle at low temperatures, but the shelter effect reverses this advantage at high temperatu

64 We term this the 'shelter effect'.

65 ipants had a higher rate of participation in sheltered employment (71.1% vs 10.8%).

66 y residents' (before 1972) were admitted for sheltered employment, escaping stigmatization, whereas '

67 have lost the ability to survive outside the sheltered environment of their host insect cells.

68 and without diarrhea were obtained from two shelter facilities and determined to shed atypical EPEC

69 o are homeless consist of housing, emergency shelter, food services, employment assistance, peer supp

70 adows [2], where fishermen deploy artificial shelters for the lobsters to supplement scarce reef habi

71 aphic rainfall and providing firebreaks that shelter forest from fire.

72 The effectiveness of the Three-North Shelter Forest Program lay between the two above approac

73 ural enemies, alternative prey or hosts, and shelter from adverse conditions.

74 n extensive latent phase, and its ability to shelter from exposure to antimicrobial drugs within cavi

75 ty of these strains were introduced into the shelter from the community and did not appear to be tran

76 rein polytopic membrane-proteins could fold, sheltered from aggregation and proteolysis.

77 mersed in the bilayer interior or sterically sheltered from collision experience low or undetectable

78 Sheltered from deleterious mutations, genes with overlap

79 , and that these elements are preferentially sheltered from DNA methylation.

80 cell-surface, slow moving strings and webs, sheltered from endocytosis.

81 These columns were kept horizontal and sheltered from forced air convection (i.e., under still

82 Many pathogens are sheltered from host immunity by surface polysaccharides

83 osophila in which replicated chromosomes are sheltered from natural selection by a balancer chromosom

84 inside macrophages where they are relatively sheltered from PMN.

85 We find that gamma-globin expression becomes sheltered from position effects when the normally positi

86 sulfur transfer process from SufS to SufE is sheltered from the environment based on its resistance t

87 paradoxically, disturbed habitats may act as shelters from disease, but only for the very few species

88 ral population and then repeatedly spread to sheltered habitats due to local selection pressures with

89 Thousands of cyclone shelters have been built and government and civil societ

90 Using longitudinal data from the Shelter, Health, and Drug Outcomes Among Women Study on

91 cted recombination, rather than asymmetrical sheltering, hemizygosity, or dosage compensation, is suf

92 Sheltered homeless mothers had fewer economic resources

93 The majority (72%) of sheltered homeless mothers reported high current psychol

94 to Co(III) transition and occurs within the sheltered hydrophobic bilayer, resulting in an essential

95 cannot, analogous to paleontology's climate sheltering hypothesis.

96 tions at Ysterfontein 1, a deeply stratified shelter in a contrasting environment on the west (Atlant

97 -type flies do not appear to be able to take shelter in hemocytes from the action of the Toll pathway

98 the causative source of an outbreak in a cat shelter in New York City, which subsequently spread to m

99 excavations conducted at Madjedbebe, a rock shelter in northern Australia.

100 een 1900-year-old maize cobs from Turkey Pen Shelter in the temperate Southwest.

101 efecators consumed sizeable crustaceans that sheltered in rotting logs.

102 interactions and protect the gene molecules sheltered in the spiky layer against nuclease degradatio

103 we focused on viruses circulating in the two shelters in 2008 and 2009, which we found shared a commo

104 mothers and 157 children living in homeless shelters in Los Angeles County.

105 f CIV from dogs resident in two large animal shelters in New York City during the period 2006 to 2009

106 aused an outbreak in cats in multiple animal shelters in New York State.

107 City, which subsequently spread to multiple shelters in the states of New York and Pennsylvania.

108 ent took place at 10 randomly selected adult shelters in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

109 ronic inflammatory microenvironment that can shelter incipient tumour cells, thus allowing them to pr

110 These behaviors may shelter individuals from natural selection, preventing e

111 ly, increasing nutrient availability for the sheltered interior cells.

112 - and tetracationic compounds without an ion sheltering interlocked macrocycle (dumbbells).

113 Herring gull eggs from Channel Shelter Island (CHSH, Lake Huron) and Gull Island (GULL,

114 creased over time in the colonies at Channel-Shelter Island, Fighting Island and Agawa Rock.

115 within single adult black-legged ticks from Shelter Island, N.Y., was determined by cold, single-str

116 competition between groups for items such as shelter, land and mates.

117 ly high deletion rates in most bacteria; the sheltered lifestyle of intracellular parasites removes t

118 on that these high abortion rates are due to sheltered load, that is, previously unexpressed load acc

119 rain and phytolith data from the Xihuatoxtla shelter, located in the Central Balsas Valley, that indi

120 e in mice is to reach a previously memorized shelter location.

121 The influence of the sheltering macrocycle, the numbers of charges on the cor

122 in February and December 2011 in 2 homeless shelters (Madrague Ville and Forbin) in Marseille, Franc

123 Montane landscapes may effectively shelter many species into the next century.

124 suggest that exploiting the benefits of host sheltering may have aided the evolution of indirect life

125 arboreal species that occupy shaded and thus sheltered microhabitats fluctuated but did not decline s

126 ry effects of the local topographic patterns sheltering more diverse microclimates and the increasing

127 subsistence needs (i.e., food, hygiene, and shelter needs), followed by poor adherence to antiretrov

128 ected in an unusual beak-like structure that shelters numerous teeth.

129 ditional regulatory information required for sheltering of gamma-globin transgene expression from pos

130 e mechanism whereby an upstream LCR achieves sheltering of globin gene expression from position effec

131 eduction in the steady-state levels of Hsp70-sheltered oncoproteins, an effect associated with inhibi

132 tudy center, less likely to have stayed in a shelter or a welfare residence during the past year, mor

133 Flea infestation, adoption from a shelter or as a stray cat, hunting, and being from Flori

134 hat bear them; however, piRNAs may provide a shelter or Trojan horse for retrotransposons, allowing t

135 that either acquired the virus while in the shelter or were undergoing acute infection.

136 ediments, which is largely controlled by the sheltering or preservational effects of detrital clay mi

137 ative patients, temporary housing (homeless, shelter, or substance abuse center) was the only factor

138 t railway plants, in contrast to plants from sheltered outcrops in hill/mountain regions, are rapid c

139 wind are generally shorter and stockier than sheltered plants.

140 nge expansion and secondarily spread through sheltered populations throughout the distribution range,

141 ses, and that the network may have played a "sheltering" role in maintaining intact adaptive haplotyp

142 Importantly, PGA efficiently sheltered S. epidermidis from key components of innate h

143 Shelter-seeking behavior was decreased by dilbit and con

144 Shelter-seeking behavior was monitored using digital tra

145 binding at the therapeutic target (SERT) and shelter-seeking behavior when fish plasma levels exceede

146 RF translation, for a variety of chaperones, shelters select mRNAs from the ISR, while simultaneously

147 These shelter sequences were compared to earlier CIV isolates.

148 ng trafficked people who are in contact with shelter services.

149 y ago at Leang Bulu Bettue, a cave and rock-shelter site on the Wallacean island of Sulawesi.

150 te the general importance of the 3' UTR as a sheltered site for RNP complexes and support a specific

151 o form at feeding, mating, ovipositional, or sheltering sites.

152 gher relative energy regime) compared to the sheltered, smaller lake, despite relatively higher conce

153 acted from ground stone tools at North Creek Shelter, southern Utah.

154 Trojan horses' and carry viruses into immune-sheltered spaces, including the placenta, testes and bra

155 ats that were selected for euthanasia by the shelter staff and additionally had URI were included in

156 at least 1 jail incarceration and 1 homeless shelter stay in 2001-2003 in New York City to identify t

157 Using matched data on jail time, homeless shelter stays, and vital statistics, we performed sequen

158 ncreasing, decreasing, or persistent jail or shelter stays.

159 pent substantial amounts of time at homeless shelters that were tuberculosis transmission sites.

160 NS3 appears to shelter the displaced strand during unwinding, and, upon

161 xidative half-reaction, which is proposed to shelter the flavin intermediates from solvent and thereb

162 mer and form a cage around its base that may shelter the lipoyl domains and the E(1) and E(2) active

163 alue, indicating that a viable magnetosphere sheltered the early Earth's atmosphere from solar wind e

164 mediate folds back over the opposing strand, sheltering the hydrophobic pyrene moiety from water expo

165 parated to limit spontaneous curvature while sheltering the hydrophobic sterol from the aqueous mediu

166 ength and molecular weight of the molecules, sheltering the ionic cores with an interlocked neutral m

167 By sheltering the quantum state in the ground atomic levels

168 Similar to Earth's ozone layer, which shelters the chemistry of life, the water layer protects

169 d petite mutant a-1/1R/Z1, whose repeat unit shelters the rep/ori sequence ori1, in strains carrying

170 esence of multiple strains of FCV within the shelter, the spread of such pathogens may be restricted

171 p passively protects memories by temporarily sheltering them from interference, thus providing precio

172 brimming with diversity, and provide crucial shelter to coastal communities.

173 the need to provide food, fiber, water, and shelter to more than six billion people.

174 beneficial) arthropods by providing food and shelter to their prey.

175 The shelter viruses differed in 1 to 6 amino acids in each g

176 the escape target can be formed in a single shelter visit lasting less than 20 s, and changes in the

177 While viruses in each shelter were generally monophyletic, we observed some ge

178 ins, putative transmission events within the shelter were identified.

179 that the Early Aurignacian occupants of the shelter were the authors of the ceiling imagery.

180 Three homeless shelters were sites of tuberculosis transmission for 55

181 oor environments (two clinics and a homeless shelter) were found to be a source of airborne tet(X) an

182 n became established in several large animal shelters, where it has continued to circulate.

183 spatially precise memory of the location of shelter, which is laid down quickly and updated continuo

184 and 24 reversed their innate bias for silent shelter, which typically could not be altered in adultho

185 ene identified 16 strains circulating in the shelter, with no single strain appearing to predominate.

186 , at the exclusion of larger particles, into sheltered zones; there, a field of randomly beating shor