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1 (P < 0.01); these changes were not reported subjectively.

2 d-dose images were evaluated objectively and subjectively.

3 Subjectively, 90.4% of the patients had either no or min

4 gnificantly fewer mucosal abnormalities both subjectively and as quantitated morphometrically by meas

5 e randomized, and the 5 glaucoma specialists subjectively and independently evaluated them for glauco

6 ry of intratesticular flow was assessed both subjectively and objectively by using the same grading s

7 Scans were evaluated subjectively and objectively for motion and subjectively

8 Overall success both subjectively and objectively was 94.7% in the stented gr

9 ality of retinal OCT images can be evaluated subjectively and objectively, independent of the devices

10 the hips in several positions were compared subjectively and objectively.

11 Accommodation was measured both subjectively and objectively.

12 Seven of them showed improvement (subjectively and/or objectively) in cGVHD.

13 sfer resulted in development of vision, both subjectively apparent by loss of nystagmus, and objectiv

14 reaches a termination threshold, registered, subjectively, as an "aha" moment.

15 The data were subjectively assessed and combined to generate the narra

16 and current activity relative to usual were subjectively assessed as modestly but significantly bett

17 tory-confirmed as influenza (ie, cases) were subjectively assessed as more severe than illnesses not

18 A sustained, subjectively assessed decrease of > or = 50% of the effe

19 ifferences in total facial lesion counts and subjectively assessed itch were diminished by week 8.

20 ween-trial heterogeneity in trials reporting subjectively assessed outcomes.

21 The rates of subjectively assessed success were 62.2% and 55.8%, resp

22 ified criteria for equivalence; the rates of subjectively assessed success were similar between group

23 First, surgeons subjectively assessed their well-being relative to colle

24 s (20.5 vs 15.0; P < .001) than noncases and subjectively assessed their work productivity as impeded

25 sure was PCO score (scale, 0 to 10) assessed subjectively at the slit lamp and objectively using auto

26 Subjectively, atypical IRs were mistaken for sound sourc

27 Finally, these data suggest that a subjectively available experience of pain can be instant

28 echanisms that alter the construction of the subjectively available pain experience from afferent inf

29 escalation to 160 mg and 320 mg resulted in subjectively better control of the rash and joint pain.

30 rator then chooses which experiment produces subjectively better results.

31 visual acuity, the patient used the eye with subjectively better vision.

32 isperidone-treated patients appeared to feel subjectively better, as indicated by less anxiety and de

33 no difference in functional status was found subjectively between the two groups at clinical follow-u

34 At 1 year, lymphedema was reported subjectively by 13% (37 of 288) of patients after SLND +

35 tructure of nodules were independently rated subjectively by 2 chest radiologists.

36 Perfusion defects were evaluated subjectively by 4 blinded reviewers.

37 ant words in a document are either nominated subjectively by authors and indexers or selected objecti

38 Veterans Affairs mortality risk estimate and subjectively by cardiac surgeons before surgery.

39 Pilot error or incapacitation was determined subjectively by crash investigators to contribute to 85.

40 man skin phototype (SPT) has been determined subjectively by self- or trained investigator assessment

41 es in sleep of pregnant women, as determined subjectively by surveys and objectively by polysomnograp

42 sity (measured objectively by actigraphy and subjectively by the Community Healthy Activities Model P

43 Spectralis, and 3D OCT-1000) were evaluated subjectively by trained graders, and measured quantitati

44 mean thymic ROI measurement (P < .0001) and subjectively by using a scale of grades 0-3 (P < .0001),

45 on system is a valuable assessment tool that subjectively categorizes patients into subgroups by preo

46 Operators subjectively classified calcifications as hard, soft, or

47 rst reviewed by two senior radiologists, who subjectively classified the nodules as PS or NS.

48 aria that had previously only been described subjectively: clustering at the temporal raphe.

49 The phantom results were then subjectively compared to 2 illustrative patient scans re

50 Cognitive control is subjectively costly, suggesting that engagement is modul

51 GWAS were performed on 2698 patients with subjectively defined (self-reported) lithium response an

52 Finally, we show that these subjectively defined prediction errors are informative o

53 used for venous suppression, but it did not subjectively degrade diagnostic quality.

54 uated by a blinded observer using the SAS to subjectively determine their level of consciousness.

55 rs (three if the analysis was discordant) to subjectively determine whether it was definitely, possib

56 Investigators have used varying subjectively determined age cutoffs to report outcomes i

57 wed the subtracted images of all lesions and subjectively determined whether enhancement was present

58 The experience of pain is subjectively different from the fear and anxiety caused

59 oral dementia revealed that the inability to subjectively differentiate the valence of pleasant and u

60 Sufferers who were subjectively distressed by their symptoms reported signi

61 Subjectively disturbed sleep in patients with insomnia i

62 hought that exercise with the He mixture was subjectively easier (p < 0.02 vs. control group).

63 hought that exercise with the He mixture was subjectively easier.

64 it is not clear how animals persist through subjectively effortful tasks, particularly over a long t

65 ways that are computationally demanding and subjectively effortful.

66 in the 3 groups received stimuli that evoked subjectively equal pain, fMRI revealed common neuronal a

67 A five-point scale was used to subjectively evaluate vascular enhancement and image noi

68 When images were subjectively evaluated as acceptable for daily clinical

69 Images were subjectively evaluated by eight radiologists for quality

70 e MR-AC maps, and 30% of the MR-AC maps were subjectively expected to affect the tumor SUV.

71 to measure the passage of physical time and subjectively experience a sense of time passing.

72 Thus, people who obey orders may subjectively experience their actions as closer to passi

73 ability to classify whether a given face was subjectively experienced as old or new, as well as wheth

74 ere partialled out, linking LPFC activity to subjectively experienced costs and not merely to respons

75 presentation generalized to trials involving subjectively experienced emotional events, suggesting pa

76 red in an attention state involving focus on subjectively experienced fear.

77 limbic structures representing the degree of subjectively experienced negative emotion and anterior b

78 Patients with schizophrenia subjectively experienced unpleasant odors in a manner si

79 n addition, global reading ability was rated subjectively for each lens.

80 subjectively and objectively for motion and subjectively for quality.

81 gy and its involvement in glomerular disease subjectively from my perspective.

82 Operators subjectively graded calcifications as hard, soft, or flu

83 tly reviewed by two blinded radiologists who subjectively graded lesion heterogeneity on a five-point

84 However, there was an earlier and subjectively greater expression of IFN gamma in the brai

85 er examine whether acoustically accented and subjectively imagined metric processing in march and wal

86 r LPSP have durable relief of symptoms and a subjectively improved quality of life.

87 YAG laser vitreolysis subjectively improved Weiss ring-related symptoms and ob

88 The disc margin was defined subjectively in each image and RNFL thickness profiles r

89 bias" effect is unique to the evaluation of subjectively interpreted tests, and illustrates the diff

90 However, even a subjectively invisible target nevertheless evoked freque

91 obust drop in V1 activity when a stimulus is subjectively invisible.

92 stigations, the Food and Drug Administration subjectively issued a black-box warning to droperidol, w

93 he topographic change analysis (TCA) map was subjectively judged as having demonstrated change, which

94 rms of reinforcement-positive reinforcement, subjectively linked to drug-induced euphoria, and negati

95 nduced euphoria, and negative reinforcement, subjectively linked to the alleviation of pain-both of w

96 tly widespread view is that sound intensity (subjectively, loudness) is encoded in spike rates, where

97 l parameters are typically tuned manually to subjectively match a desired output.

98 This increase was subjectively not noticed and was related to locally lowe

99 the mechanisms that cause MIB are related to subjectively observed fluctuations in visual awareness.

100 Clot time, determined subjectively, occurred at 4.7 +/- 0.2 minutes and correl

101 essful signal enhancement was also confirmed subjectively on SD-OCT images.

102 at least 50% in previous metastatic lesions subjectively or a change from prior diffuse skeletal met

103 The fact that comparable subjectively painful conditions resulted in activation p

104 hysicians eventually dropped the practice of subjectively palpating the force of blood flow and came

105 he crucial effect lies in the "objective" or subjectively perceived "effective" environment, whether

106 Moreover, when both stimuli were subjectively perceived as originating from the same dire

107 ity were associated with the anticipated and subjectively perceived effectiveness of the placebo and

108 context surrounding an object modulates its subjectively perceived size.

109 ces in childhood and adolescence, defined as subjectively perceived threats to the safety or security

110 erence,' indicating how objective values are subjectively perceived, and 'inverse temperature,' deter

111 uld flexibly reflect filling-in of any path, subjectively perceived.

112 ded in spike rates, whereas sound frequency (subjectively, pitch) is encoded in precise spike timing.

113 atio of chair versus video image motion that subjectively produced the 'most comfortable visual image

114 espite a lack of objective agreement on what subjectively qualifies as exposure to childhood adversit

115 cribe a refined and accessible method to non-subjectively, rapidly and reproducibly measure both size

116 ANOVA confirmed that subjectively rated hunger (P = 0.569; SED: 3.8), fullnes

117 provided additional predictive power beyond subjectively rated measures known to be associated with

118 Participants subjectively rated the experience of sharing a reward mo

119 ailable for current telephone interview, 68% subjectively rated their quality of life as better, 18%

120 s (10 females) underwent fMRI scanning while subjectively rating 70 verbal and nonverbal achromatic c

121 We examined whether subjectively reported appetite is associated with advers

122 Calcium dissolution was subjectively scored (easy = 1; intermediate = 2; difficu

123 The ease of calcium dissolution was subjectively scored (easy=1, intermediate=2, difficult=3

124 ethral, transition, and peripheral zones was subjectively scored by using a four-point scale.

125 Image quality was subjectively scored on a scale of 1 to 5.

126 s viewed as a single time point derived from subjectively scored stages in 30-second epochs, effectiv

127 onlinear responses), despite faces not being subjectively seen.

128 Limitations of our study include subjectively selected case studies, our focus on decisio

129 including kinases and transcription factors subjectively selected from the annotated A. brassicicola

130 ese preselected images, a breast radiologist subjectively selected the four most similar images of be

131 In our subjectively sleepy patients with an overall RDI < 10, a

132 Artifacts are quantitatively and subjectively smaller with four- compared with single-cha

133 an 8-cm cadaveric breast (AGD, 6.3 mGy) were subjectively superior to digital mammograms (AGD, 10.1 m

134 Confirmation of anesthesia was subjectively tested with buccal mucosal sticks and palat

135 Effects were measured in a blinded fashion subjectively through pre-intervention and post-intervent

136 Peripheral neuropathy was measured subjectively through the Neuropathy Symptom Score and ob

137 provides useful insight into how negotiators subjectively understand the negotiation: (a) mental mode

138 d to risk behavior-may lead to increased and subjectively unnoticed risk-seeking.

139 The criteria they subjectively used was inadequate for estimating the prob

140 as assessed objectively using actigraphy and subjectively using sleep diaries to estimate sleep durat

141 Accommodation was measured subjectively, using defocus curves, and objectively, wit

142 Severity of rhinorrhea as judged subjectively was reduced in ipratropium recipients by 31

143 Subjectively, we recognised seven frequency response cla

144 -such as physical effort or outcome risk-are subjectively weighed against available rewards.

145 ural basis of how different effort costs are subjectively weighed against rewards.

146 ABLC was subjectively well tolerated in 98% of patients.

147 Subjectively, when attention was assigned to one target

148 ns photographs (yielding three measures) and subjectively with use of the Oxford Clinical Cataract Cl