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1 estimate sample sizes and imaging costs for the planning of a hypothetical pulmonary arterial hypert

2 given significance level, which is useful in the planning of a linkage study.

3 navigation, also support episodic recall and the planning of action sequences.

4 revent misdiagnosis and may prove helpful in the planning of appropriate treatment.

5 isual in nature, whereas its output reflects the planning of behaviorally relevant saccadic eye movem

6 that may not only play a significant role in the planning of catheter-based interventions but also ma

7 easons for dropout are important not only in the planning of clinical studies but are also relevant f

8 ers of pregnancy will be valuable to support the planning of community treatment campaigns.

9 ay communication hypothesis, we propose that the planning of concurrent eye and hand movements causes

10 in the evaluation of keratoconus eyes and in the planning of corneal keratoplasty.

11 The planning of endovascular management is dependent on

12 en viewed as containing separate regions for the planning of eye and limb movements, but recent neuro

13 when multiple objects are present in a scene the planning of eye movements profoundly affects the pre

14 PPC, with different subregions dedicated to the planning of eye movements, reaching movements, and g

15 udy the cortical representations involved in the planning of eye, hand, and foot movements.

16 ich has implications for people with HIV and the planning of future drug development.

17 study suggests that our data can be used for the planning of future studies but not for making treatm

18 lso illustrate the use of these estimates in the planning of future studies.

19 tes sensory and internally driven inputs for the planning of goal-directed actions.

20 mory and attention from processes related to the planning of goal-directed motor behaviors.

21 The planning of goal-directed movements is highly adapta

22 supportive role of these spatial signals for the planning of grasp actions.

23 e avoidance paradigm was used to investigate the planning of human reaching movements.

24 diarrhoea and pneumonia in 2010-11 to inform the planning of integrated control programmes for both i

25 ow methodologies emerge has implications for the planning of interdisciplinary centers and the traini

26 rable to standard single-phase sequences for the planning of interventional procedures.

27 such as more detailed structural imaging or the planning of intracranial electrophysiological studie

28 and brief, self-paced movements, focusing on the planning of motor output, have been used.

29 Research on the planning of musical sequences for production is revi

30 s occurred in frontal networks that regulate the planning of new actions.

31 needed for direct aiming to a visual target, the planning of new directions and distances likely occu

32 groups, which has important implications for the planning of public health interventions.

33 This evidence has important implications for the planning of public-health interventions to minimise

34 Following advances in the planning of radiotherapy treatment, new questions ab

35 ls in AIP and F5 also play a causal role for the planning of reach actions would need to be the subje

36 ultaneously recorded spiking activity during the planning of reach movements than during saccade plan

37 e useful visual information from text to aid the planning of reading scanpaths as their behaviour dif

38 he importance of that variant and facilitate the planning of replication studies.

39 The planning of research studies requires an understandi

40 termining a cost-effective study will aid in the planning of studies, especially if there are choices

41 completeness of excision is often ignored in the planning of subsequent treatment.

42 The planning of such constructs has traditionally been d

43 ic evaluation of common urological symptoms, the planning of surgery and the training of future urolo

44 y (PET) to map eloquent cortex and assist in the planning of surgical and radiation therapy.

45 It was prompted by the planning of the Acute HIV-1 Infection Meeting in Bos

46 y (OCT) was used to assist the diagnosis and the planning of the biopsy location.

47 eveloped nations are extensively involved in the planning of the healthcare workforce, including the

48 " indicating that the dual task affects both the planning of the movement and the ability to carry ou

49 a given transplant recipient and may aid in the planning of the transplant procedure.

50 a patient's prognosis, quality of life, and the planning of their treatment.

51 Overall, our findings have implications for the planning of therapeutic and diagnostic radiation tre

52 ure work is needed to improve the design and the planning of these interventions to improve program a

53 indings may have significant implications in the planning of trauma systems and the billing of servic

54 e expected mobilization of PB CD34+ cells in the planning of treatment approaches using these cells.

55 This finding has implications for the planning of treatment programmes in developing count

56 cs of this rare neurological disorder and in the planning of treatment trials.

57 The planning of visually guided reaches is accomplished

58 gs should inform allocation of resources and the planning of workforce needs for the predominantly ad