1 and life history, of which physicians may be
unaware.
2 faces, but smaller responses when they were
unaware.
3 spontaneous breathing of which patients are
unaware-
a combination that could be deadly.
4 Subliminal stimuli, of which subjects are
unaware,
affect movements made to subsequent visible cue
5 % in the future are conceivable by targeting
unaware and untreated patient groups and engaging them i
6 tify at nominal cost a substantial number of
unaware and viremic HIV-infected and HCV-infected indivi
7 ers of the population can be either aware or
unaware,
and consider a broad set of possible reactions.
8 spontaneous breathing of which patients are
unaware,
and thus has potential to contribute to SUDEP.
9 Among 2,325 unique HCV-
unaware baby boomers, 289 (12.7%) opted out of HCV scree
10 l whereby a process of which we are normally
unaware becomes a salient element of consciousness.
11 However, 560,000 patients would still remain
unaware by 2020.
12 ey can focus on reaching the underserved and
unaware communities, increase surgery output and uptake,
13 ents were unaware of the hierarchy and, like
unaware controls, performed poorly on the BD pair.
14 he changed region, but participants who were
unaware did not.
15 wo primary contrasts were made: aware versus
unaware (
equally task irrelevant) and task-relevant vers
16 that previous discrepancies might be due to
unaware errors not being differentiated from perceptuall
17 humans adjust their behavior in response to
unaware errors remains a controversial issue relevant to
18 d with aware errors, uncertain responses and
unaware errors showed reduced neural compensations, such
19 We found that while aware and
unaware errors were related to failures at the time of r
20 esis by distinguishing between aware errors,
unaware errors, and uncertain responses, and using stimu
21 fter errors, activated equally for aware and
unaware errors, suggesting a candidate preconscious mech
22 ies demonstrate that the ERN decreases after
unaware errors.
23 s, in comparison with decreased activity for
unaware errors.
24 gencies and participants who were designated
unaware exhibited equivalent levels of differential eyeb
25 e nervous system, from those of which we are
unaware,
for example, control of the heart, to higher co
26 ll in response to a snake in the presence of
unaware group members than in the presence of aware grou
27 016 to 0.636 +/- 0.013; NS); however, in the
unaware group, the uptake in this region fell from 0.715
28 ine and cortisol responses compared with the
unaware group.
29 tly different behavior between the aware and
unaware groups.
30 The mean additional cost of identifying 1
unaware HCV-infected PWID was US$13 (site range: US$7-US
31 The cost of identifying 1
unaware HIV-infected individual ranged from US$51 to US$
32 surveys with responses, physicians had been
unaware of 65 (61.6% [CI, 51.3% to 70.9%]); of these 65,
33 Two percent of surgical intensivists were
unaware of a bladder pressure measurement procedure comp
34 due to inherited gene mutations, and we are
unaware of a large sequential series that includes a rec
35 Investigators in one subfield often seem
unaware of advances in another.
36 Two independent spectroscopists,
unaware of all other findings, scored the spectra of the
37 behaviors were coded by trained researchers
unaware of all other information about the participants.
38 a response teams and laboratory workers were
unaware of allocation to immediate or delayed vaccinatio
39 y-four percent of the patients surveyed were
unaware of any adverse effects related to NSAIDs and 80%
40 Critically, observers were
unaware of any difference between collision and near-mis
41 We are
unaware of any large published studies, using any techni
42 We are
unaware of any previous reports of the use of a heart fr
43 We are
unaware of any standardized protocols within low-vision
44 verse effects related to NSAIDs and 80% were
unaware of any toxicity related to COX-2 inhibitors.
45 ngitudinal Study (HEALS), trained physicians
unaware of arsenic exposure interviewed in person and cl
46 hey were adjudicated by a committee that was
unaware of assignments.
47 a response teams and laboratory workers were
unaware of assignments.
48 We are
unaware of attempts to measure this tendency with a beha
49 of people with clinically confirmed HIV were
unaware of being HIV-positive (1768 [43%] of 4128 people
50 Traditional physicians frequently are
unaware of CAM use by their patients, and there are pote
51 ted a priori were estimated by expert raters
unaware of case status.
52 environment, despite 80% of the sample being
unaware of CCS prior to participation in the two-wave su
53 Observers are often
unaware of changes in their visual environment when atte
54 Two independent readers,
unaware of clinical data, recorded the size and location
55 Three experts,
unaware of clinical information, independently graded ea
56 dently interpreted by four experts, who were
unaware of clinical information, MRI-CT pairings, and fo
57 termined by 2 experienced observers who were
unaware of clinical information.
58 Many physicians may be
unaware of common food sources of vitamins or unsure whi
59 e review evidence suggesting that people are
unaware of contextual influences on their decisions.
60 ignificant percentage of intensivists may be
unaware of current approaches to abdominal compartment s
61 Most observers reported being
unaware of displacements during blinks.
62 not masked to treatment allocation, but were
unaware of dulaglutide dose assignment.
63 Since patients are often
unaware of dyskinesia, direct clinical examination is re
64 ing independent researchers who were largely
unaware of each other's strategies and progress.
65 Ecologists and entomologists might be
unaware of even well-documented examples of insects that
66 Certified examiners
unaware of exposure to antenatal corticosteroids perform
67 l fear can be expressed when individuals are
unaware of fear-eliciting stimuli and suggest that the d
68 of outcome events was done by staff who were
unaware of group allocation.
69 at 12 months assessed by research personnel
unaware of group assignment.
70 iod during which only the investigators were
unaware of group assignments.
71 complications by two psychiatrists who were
unaware of group membership.
72 Health care professionals may be
unaware of guidelines created by specialty organizations
73 Compared with beneficiaries who were
unaware of having a coverage gap, those who were aware m
74 t from trial to trial, even though they were
unaware of having done so.
75 n be integrated even when you are completely
unaware of hearing or seeing the paired stimuli--but onl
76 es were evaluated by two independent readers
unaware of histopathologic findings.
77 al clinician and an independent expert, both
unaware of imaging data, and re-evaluated after 12 month
78 Many Americans were
unaware of important eye diseases and their behavioral o
79 A consultant neurologist, who was
unaware of information about residual shunt, undertook a
80 ere aware of a stimulus in one condition and
unaware of it in another condition, but the stimulus dre
81 e in population studies, but the authors are
unaware of its use to screen hospitalized patients.
82 We appear to be
unaware of large changes in our visual scene if our atte
83 ators not involved in maternal treatment and
unaware of maternal outcomes.
84 markedly accurate when people claimed to be
unaware of memory retrieval.
85 ght to stabilize scene perception, making us
unaware of minor inconsistencies between scenes.
86 Observers were
unaware of patient grouping.
87 ly by a musculoskeletal radiologist, who was
unaware of patient identification, history, and findings
88 Providers are likely
unaware of patients' risk.
89 care at a California hospital were generally
unaware of PFLI and rarely used it.
90 , where 25.1% (60 of 239) of clinicians were
unaware of PICC presence.
91 s were made by emergency physicians who were
unaware of point-of-care results.
92 A, 12% of caregivers reported that they were
unaware of polio, and in Borno 12% of caregivers reporte
93 ults still pending, and physicians are often
unaware of potentially actionable test results returning
94 We are
unaware of previous reports of macroglossia in ALS/motor
95 l status was assessed by an examiner who was
unaware of protocol assignment.
96 A single observer,
unaware of respiratory data, identified spontaneous and
97 e than 1 hair whorl was present) by 2 raters
unaware of sexual orientation.
98 , we measured teaching behaviors by surgeons
unaware of study objectives, provided aggregate and conf
99 went 4 index tests conducted by a technician
unaware of subjects' ocular status.
100 If a researcher is
unaware of such effects (which may not be readily appare
101 Up to 68% of physicians are
unaware of supplement use among their cancer patients.
102 Two readers,
unaware of surgical, histopathologic, or other imaging f
103 re that even though observers are completely
unaware of test object images owing to interocular suppr
104 Laboratory staff were
unaware of the allocation of each slide and concealment
105 An experienced technologist
unaware of the angiography and other results performed t
106 The participants were completely
unaware of the apnea evoked by stimulation and expressed
107 Strikingly, the subjects were
unaware of the apnea.
108 or assessors (those collecting outcome data)
unaware of the assigned intervention, so that they will
109 We are
unaware of the association of GABA(B)R with Akt in any c
110 tion when the subjects and investigators are
unaware of the calorie content of the treatments.
111 regnancy by two calibrated dentists who were
unaware of the case-control status.
112 measurements were made by examiners who were
unaware of the children's original treatment assignment.
113 Women were
unaware of the city's water management system.
114 ectively reviewed by 2 radiologists who were
unaware of the clinical and imaging data.
115 ere read by 2 experienced observers who were
unaware of the clinical data and who assessed the presen
116 Three readers,
unaware of the clinical diagnosis, classified the images
117 terpreted by a moderately experienced reader
unaware of the clinical information.
118 dently reviewed by two radiologists who were
unaware of the contrast agent used.
119 However, many practicing radiologists are
unaware of the critical link between the two coding syst
120 All patients and clinicians were
unaware of the dose of warfarin during the first 4 weeks
121 l responses when participants reported to be
unaware of the faces.
122 rs were related in meaning or not; they were
unaware of the fact that half of the words concealed a c
123 s in a blinded manner (the radiologists were
unaware of the field strength and prior DSA and MR angio
124 A pathologist who was
unaware of the final diagnoses reviewed the slides in ra
125 dependently by two readers (readers 1 and 2)
unaware of the findings at 3D MR spectroscopic imaging a
126 The evaluators of the colonogram had to be
unaware of the findings from use of the gold standard te
127 oth the patients and their cardiologist were
unaware of the findings on FFR.
128 ach colonic segment, the colonoscopists were
unaware of the findings on virtual colonoscopy, which we
129 Treating physicians were
unaware of the findings, which were not used for clinica
130 espondents who were aware and those who were
unaware of the Fleischner guidelines.
131 Observers who were
unaware of the group assignments evaluated the outcomes.
132 sults, as measured by psychologists who were
unaware of the group assignments.
133 d physicians, including colonoscopists, were
unaware of the group assignments.
134 All patients were
unaware of the hierarchy and, like unaware controls, per
135 s of transitivity, but participants who were
unaware of the hierarchy performed poorly (e.g., on tran
136 MR images were analyzed by two radiologists,
unaware of the histopathologic findings, for the relatio
137 skill) by at least 10 peer surgeons who were
unaware of the identity of the operating surgeon.
138 e adaptive course of action may be to remain
unaware of the initial harm rather than risk alienating
139 Subjects were
unaware of the interference manipulation.
140 Two physicians who were
unaware of the interns' schedule assignments independent
141 intervention (or control) group only and was
unaware of the interventions undertaken in the other thr
142 ed by 2 nuclear medicine physicians who were
unaware of the laboratory and clinical data.
143 nce they were largely unregistered (79%) and
unaware of the local VMW-system (95%) due to poor social
144 Two radiologists, who were
unaware of the location and number of calculi, reviewed
145 ive or malignant) by 2 radiologists who were
unaware of the mammographic and histologic results.
146 dren 2-7 years old by a psychologist who was
unaware of the MC's presence.
147 ties, and the studies used subjects who were
unaware of the movements predicted by their recorded uni
148 ESBL and AmpC-producing organisms and may be
unaware of the NCCLS guidelines on modifying susceptibil
149 ologists and other health care providers are
unaware of the negative influence of disparate care on C
150 resident and an attending radiologist, each
unaware of the other's interpretation.
151 Furthermore, chemists were often
unaware of the parameters (such as compound size) which
152 e tested further by an expert reader who was
unaware of the patients' clinical information.
153 A physician who was
unaware of the patients' treatment assignments recorded
154 Raters were
unaware of the patients' treatment assignments.
155 rpreted the CT portion of the PET/CT (CT(p))
unaware of the PET results and the associated enhanced d
156 tosis) was assessed by a pathologist who was
unaware of the PET results and the clinical outcome.
157 gestive tract were analysed by a pathologist
unaware of the piglets' status.
158 ture may rest with growing numbers of people
unaware of the potential insidious dangers of sitting to
159 ost importantly, because so many parents are
unaware of the potential risk of inappropriate dosing, e
160 Patients and staff assessing outcomes were
unaware of the practice's study group assignment.
161 % (90 of 425) of clinicians interviewed were
unaware of the presence of a CVC.
162 The majority of these patients are
unaware of the presence of Barrett's esophagus prior to
163 ndings and hospitalists were more frequently
unaware of the presence of CVCs than interns and residen
164 Clinicians are frequently
unaware of the presence of PICCs and triple-lumen cathet
165 s with diabetes and their care providers are
unaware of the presence of the disease.
166 ed to the mouse as a research model might be
unaware of the profound impact of changes in genetic bac
167 Laboratory personnel were
unaware of the randomisation groups.
168 actors were also identified, including being
unaware of the recall and poor CL hygiene practices, hig
169 ronic calipers by four radiologists who were
unaware of the reference size measurements.
170 Two readers,
unaware of the reports of other imaging studies and clin
171 copy with cycloplegia by an examiner who was
unaware of the results from the PR2000 examination.
172 onal visual field, but is characteristically
unaware of the same contralesional stimulus during simul
173 were no complications, and the patients were
unaware of the stimulation.
174 ge to or loss of V1 are typically completely
unaware of the stimulus that generates the aftereffect o
175 The patients and clinicians were
unaware of the study assignments throughout the trial.
176 Psychiatrists
unaware of the study objective assessed the videos and s
177 ia in which the assessors of end points were
unaware of the study-group assignments.
178 ated by a clinical-events committee that was
unaware of the study-group assignments.
179 cal-events classification committee that was
unaware of the study-group assignments.
180 Investigators and patients were
unaware of the study-group assignments.
181 ects were interviewed by clinicians who were
unaware of the subjects' childhood status.
182 While
unaware of the suppressed pictures, heterosexual males'
183 a training session, four trauma radiologists
unaware of the surgical outcome independently reviewed a
184 novative surgery as a strength, but 55% were
unaware of the SUS recommendations; 23% reported that th
185 Investigators and participants were
unaware of the treatment allocation status.
186 s was satisfactory when rated by an assessor
unaware of the treatment assignment.
187 Patients and investigators were
unaware of the treatment assignments and microbiologic t
188 dy coordinators, and all care providers were
unaware of the treatment assignments.
189 Assessors were
unaware of the treatment assignments.
190 91% of the infants by investigators who were
unaware of the treatment assignments.
191 tment or evaluation of the participants were
unaware of the treatment group assignments.
192 Control participants were
unaware of the trial.
193 oup and participants not yet randomised were
unaware of their allocation status.
194 attitudes, which suggests that spouses were
unaware of their automatic attitudes.
195 s suggest that many postmenopausal women are
unaware of their bone density and could benefit from scr
196 A total of 945 women were previously
unaware of their bone density, although, for 344 (36.4%)
197 0s, many infectious disease personnel remain
unaware of their clinical importance.
198 y planning, most FX premutation carriers are
unaware of their condition.
199 r the identification of affected individuals
unaware of their condition.
200 half of those at borderline-high risk remain
unaware of their condition.
201 is study demonstrated that many patients are
unaware of their current medical status and a significan
202 cy virus (HIV) in the United States, 20% are
unaware of their diagnosis.
203 f 164) of those diagnosed with glaucoma were
unaware of their diagnosis.
204 Seventy-eight individuals (89.7%) were
unaware of their disease.
205 Most affected subjects were
unaware of their disease.
206 orming an unrelated cognitive task, and were
unaware of their existence.
207 lstones cause clinical events among subjects
unaware of their gallstone status.
208 The median detection rate of PWID who were
unaware of their HCV infection was 2.5 per day.
209 infected persons, of whom 2,325 (57.4%) were
unaware of their HIV infection and 2,816 (69.5%) were HI
210 treatment cascade, starting with the percent
unaware of their HIV infection in a population and linka
211 The overall detection rate of people
unaware of their HIV infection was 0.5 persons per day,
212 wly diagnosed cases and imputing for persons
unaware of their HIV infection.
213 e means to identify high-risk youths who are
unaware of their HIV status.
214 women younger than 40 years, 62 (78.5%) were
unaware of their HIV-positive status, 76 (96.2%) were no
215 alence of HIV, roughly 280,000 Americans are
unaware of their human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infe
216 Patients who were relatively
unaware of their illness had smaller brain and intracran
217 At baseline, women were often
unaware of their increased risk of breast cancer; 40% (3
218 Most HCV-infected subjects are
unaware of their infection, remaining at risk for transm
219 roximately 50% to 75% of infected adults are
unaware of their infection.
220 approximately 16% and 50%, respectively, are
unaware of their infection.
221 Most of those affected are
unaware of their lack of iron, in part because detection
222 Two hundred and sixty-one persons
unaware of their mutation status enrolled in the Dominan
223 ults at risk for HD who had chosen to remain
unaware of their mutation status.
224 because young and severely ill children are
unaware of their ocular problems.
225 ding to health care costs, most surgeons are
unaware of their operating room costs.
226 oners, practice staff, and SSS advisers were
unaware of their patients' allocation.
227 nodeficiency virus (HIV)-infected youths are
unaware of their serostatus (approximately 60%) and ther
228 y HIV- and HCV-infected PWID and MSM who are
unaware of their status and those who are viremic across
229 prevalence of HIV-infected persons who were
unaware of their status increased with sampling depth, f
230 Most HCV-infected persons are
unaware of their status yet are at risk for life-threate
231 people living with HIV in Latin America are
unaware of their status, are diagnosed late, and enter i
232 poor access to HIV testing services and are
unaware of their status.
233 uals, and 50%-75% of infected persons remain
unaware of their status.
234 itis C virus (HCV) infection and 50%-70% are
unaware of their status.
235 r measles or immunization, and 97 (35%) were
unaware of their status.
236 13,043 HIV-infected adults, 4932 (38%) were
unaware of their status.
237 gative and HIV-positive individuals who were
unaware of their status; aware, but not in HIV care; in
238 Yet, city officials are largely either
unaware of their upstream emissions or doubtful about th
239 val [CI], 15%-40%) reported being completely
unaware of their vision loss.
240 However, many practicing physicians are
unaware of these disorders in their pediatric and adult
241 The ancient Roman world was
unaware of these risks.
242 ic kidney will go through his/her whole life
unaware of this condition, unless it is discovered durin
243 and show that even university students seem
unaware of this fact.
244 Although participants were
unaware of this gaze-contingent manipulation, their choi
245 d the world medical community remain largely
unaware of this problem.
246 rs (including those assessing outcomes) were
unaware of treatment allocation throughout the study.
247 Both investigators and patients were
unaware of treatment allocation.
248 de 3-5), 6 months after enrollment, measured
unaware of treatment allocation.
249 were done by an independent assessor who was
unaware of treatment allocation.
250 Study staff and participants were
unaware of treatment allocations, and masking was achiev
251 Assessors and participants were
unaware of treatment allocations.
252 d of 4 cycles of chemotherapy by a clinician
unaware of treatment assignment, and device safety.
253 done in a central laboratory by technicians
unaware of treatment assignment.
254 ssessed by an independent endpoint committee
unaware of treatment assignment.
255 articipants, parents, and nursing staff were
unaware of treatment.
256 two gastrointestinal radiologists, who were
unaware of tumor prevalence and findings at gross pathol
257 mages were assessed by two neuroradiologists
unaware of ultrasonographic findings or case or control
258 nt process keeps clinicians and participants
unaware of upcoming assignments.
259 l studies have shown that subjects are often
unaware of visual stimuli presented around the time of a
260 The interviewers were
unaware of what group the participants were assigned to.
261 d either benign or malignant tissue but were
unaware of which voxels had been labeled benign or malig
262 for parents who may otherwise have remained
unaware of, or unwilling to engage with such provision.
263 Patients are either
unaware or aware of the visual stimuli, which they are a
264 Hypoglycemia-
unaware patients were asymptomatic during hypoglycemia,
265 were revealed in minimally conscious but not
unaware patients.
266 awareness campaigns should be made to target
unaware population.
267 ween the functioning of implicit, relatively
unaware,
schematic cognitions and relatively aware, expl
268 Both aware and
unaware subjects showed fear-potentiated startle.
269 Overall, 45% of women were
unaware that CVD is the number 1 killer of women; only 1
270 Several respondents were
unaware that disease in a vaccinated person is infectiou
271 any policymakers and commissioners are still
unaware that effective programmes exist, or that when im
272 Thus, many investigators are
unaware that extensive sequence data from Dictyostelium
273 easons for gaps included feeling well, being
unaware that follow-up was required, and complete absenc
274 However, most women are
unaware that inconsequential disease can also be detecte
275 ay have an adverse outcome if the surgeon is
unaware that it will affect both pattern strabismus and
276 The public appears
unaware that such standards have existed for some time.
277 cinated cases with comorbidities were mostly
unaware that the child required PPV23 and/or expected pe
278 on of a health care professional, and may be
unaware that the FDA regulates them.
279 Participants who were
unaware that the scene had been altered looked at the ch
280 w weeks of infection, when most patients are
unaware that they are infected.
281 itis B virus (HBV), and up to two thirds are
unaware that they are infected.
282 w weeks of infection, when most patients are
unaware that they are infected.
283 These individuals were
unaware that they had been infected because they were sp
284 ed proportion 49%) of respondents previously
unaware that they had hepatitis C.
285 Consequently, the target computers are
unaware that they have performed computation for the ben
286 infected persons, of whom 5,337 (92.4%) were
unaware that they were infected with HCV and 4,728 (81.8
287 s may arise because autistic individuals are
unaware that they will also gain or lose reputation in t
288 However, many clinicians are
unaware that tranexamic acid causes seizures.
289 availability quartile were more likely to be
unaware they had ARMD (PM, 93.8%; 90% CI, 90.6%-97.0%; v
290 ic retinopathy, and whether individuals were
unaware they had ARMD.
291 availability quartile were less likely to be
unaware they had diabetic retinopathy (predictive margin
292 n in the past year, whether individuals were
unaware they had diabetic retinopathy, whether diabetic
293 sub-Saharan Africa, and individuals who are
unaware they have the disorder are at very high risk of
294 that were more active in the aware than the
unaware trials.
295 rain activity during individual 'aware' and '
unaware'
trials, corrected for the confounding effects o
296 ndication that eye movements could reveal an
unaware (
unconscious) form of memory.
297 of 18 patients diagnosed to be vigilant but
unaware (
Unresponsive Wakefulness Syndrome) and 17 patie
298 In this fMRI study, we instantiated reliable
unaware visual perception conditions by means of continu
299 In this fMRI study, we instantiated
unaware visual perception conditions, by dynamically sup
300 visual afterimages of stimuli of which he is
unaware when they are presented.