ライフサイエンスコーパス: vigilant

1 xpressed no dyspnea, despite being awake and vigilant.

2 rnicke-Korsakoff syndrome, and that they are vigilant about diagnosing and treating the disease espec

3 HIV-associated lymphoma, clinicians must be vigilant about implementing infection prophylaxis and pr

4 Patients and providers must remain vigilant about surveillance after BCS.

5 Clinicians are encouraged to be vigilant about the subtle indicators of physical abuse,

6 A good deal of their 'work' related to being vigilant about their child's condition and care and trea

7 We must be vigilant about threats to high standards, research, educ

8 ce to monitor vaccine performance and remain vigilant against threats from other meningococcal serogr

9 that the ROP recurrence rate is higher, and vigilant and extended follow-up is needed because retina

10 on the increase, practitioners need to stay vigilant and follow the treatment guidelines to further

11 esian mimicry [3]), or receivers become more vigilant and learn to avoid perilous mimics (aggressive

12 As clinicians, we must remain vigilant and receptive to the findings of potentially om

13 diate peers who encourage young people to be vigilant and suspicious of others?

14 al that IRBs should be encouraged to be more vigilant and through in their monitoring of research is

15 16 less suggestible subjects; both naturally vigilant and under posthypnotic suggestion.

16 Thus, we must remain vigilant and use the knowledge we have gained from 1918

17 , oncologists and endocrinologists should be vigilant and work together to optimise patient outcomes.

18 results have broad implications because more vigilant and/or bolder parents can gain more information

19 in thirst/satiation state when the brain is "vigilant" and is monitoring its sensory systems.

20 spending more time in flight, by being less vigilant, and they have a lower probability of survival

21 ciated with subclinical CVD, suggesting that vigilant assessments of cardiovascular risk are warrante

22 ight levels (40lux), as indexed by increased vigilant attention and sleep EEG hallmarks.

23 , and their impact on brightness perception, vigilant attention and sleep physiology.

24 While vigilant attention reliably increases with social anxiet

25 in activity in young healthy adults during a vigilant attention task under high and low sleep pressur

26 during slow reaction times (i.e., suboptimal vigilant attention).

27 ntrol we observed is distinct from lapses in vigilant attention, as corroborated by the specificity o

28 of SD is frequently attributed to lapses in vigilant attention, but this account fails to explain ma

29 ADHD (reward-related processing, inhibition, vigilant attention, reaction time variability, timing an

30 ic preferences independent of its effects on vigilant attention.

31 e that is not readily explained by lapses in vigilant attention.

32 tor their environment and maintain long-term vigilant behavior through echolocation.

33 t the bedside of 18 patients diagnosed to be vigilant but unaware (Unresponsive Wakefulness Syndrome)

34 e of all the potential pathogens and remains vigilant by means of surveillance and proactive treatmen

35 he decreasing ATR activity for maintaining a vigilant checkpoint regulation upon replication stress.

36 icles (CNPs) through defined chemistry and a vigilant choice of surface functionalities.

37 erapy may be considered in this setting with vigilant clinical monitoring.

38 T-cell lymphotrophic virus type I to allow a vigilant control of viral gene expression.

39 osis of bladder cancer entails a lifetime of vigilant, costly, and invasive surveillance for recurren

40 tively, these data suggest the need for more vigilant efforts in the diagnosis and treatment of T. va

41 rd analysis methods and from progressive and vigilant efforts to ensure quality and utility and to ke

42 trichiasis surgery is high, suggesting that vigilant follow-up in surgical cases is needed to reduce

43 However, recurrence is not uncommon, so vigilant follow-up is necessary to ensure timely re-trea

44 linicians in identifying patients in need of vigilant follow-up.

45 Physicians should be vigilant for glucocorticoid-related AEs and should couns

46 US clinicians must be vigilant for MERS-CoV in patients with febrile and/or re

47 Clinicians should remain vigilant for mood complications, not just depression.

48 Clinicians should remain vigilant for signs of poxvirus infection and alert publi

49 ing across all medical specialties should be vigilant for signs of undetected psychological symptoms.

50 ents with isolated EL and that physicians be vigilant for the more severe ocular phenotype associated

51 However, clinicians must be vigilant for the occurrence of infrequent but serious ev

52 ed individuals get older, physicians must be vigilant for the progression of optic nerve disease due

53 connection with syphilis is a reminder to be vigilant for this uncommon but everpresent disease.

54 Clinicians should be constantly vigilant for, and patients made aware of, the possibilit

55 The boom has predictably made households vigilant guardians of fruit on the tree, but it has not

56 need to be combatted with renewed vigor by a vigilant health community.

57 ect hospital imaging use and perhaps signify vigilant, high-quality care.

58 whilst foraging and allowing more time to be vigilant; (ii) be better at handling and discriminating

59 presentation, yet physicians should still be vigilant in assessing risk a decade or longer after firs

60 : (b) feeding, (c) vigilant in the open, (d) vigilant in cover, (e) resting in the open.

61 Eye care professionals should be vigilant in eliciting ocular surface complaints from the

62 based on efficacy, and clinicians should be vigilant in monitoring after initiating therapy with any

63 ountering electrolyte disturbances should be vigilant in monitoring the patient's medications as a po

64 Clinicians must be vigilant in order to recognize hemolysis and implement a

65 Physicians also need to be more vigilant in properly identifying and counseling low-inco

66 Clinicians should be vigilant in screening and monitoring for tuberculosis in

67 Clinicians should be vigilant in screening and treating such comorbidities to

68 These results highlight the need to be vigilant in screening for the appearance of novel pfcrt

69 features at each location: (b) feeding, (c) vigilant in the open, (d) vigilant in cover, (e) resting

70 hts the necessity for laboratories to remain vigilant in the use of appropriate biosafety procedures,

71 o share two prey species, and those prey are vigilant, increasing top predator attack rates on the in

72 Our cases highlight the importance of vigilant investigation in patients suspected of transfus

73 isk of life-threatening anaphylaxis requires vigilant management of peanuts in food processing.

74 With vigilant monitoring and aggressive therapy for cancer tr

75 stinal syndrome and highlighted the need for vigilant monitoring and aggressive therapy for this seri

76 drug resistance in salmonellae that warrants vigilant monitoring and surveillance.

77 Vigilant monitoring and thorough evaluation of scoliosis

78 unicipal wastewater, suggesting the need for vigilant monitoring of treated wastewater quality and di

79 potential benefits and risks, and emphasizes vigilant monitoring.

80 Allergists should be vigilant of this diagnosis because its presentation can

81 d for further prospective studies as well as vigilant ongoing follow-up of the adult with CHD.

82 It is critical to remain vigilant over transmission of drug-resistant HIV.

83 d females possessed an anxious, fearful, and vigilant phenotype.

84 Vigilant photoprotection may be of lesser importance in

85 A vigilant preoperative evaluation of the patient's medica

86 ability to temporarily prioritize rapid and vigilant reactions over slower higher-order cognitive fu

87 nxiety potential and unclear danger requires vigilant scanning of the environment and elevated tonic

88 ife-threatening consequences, which leads to vigilant screening and hopefully earlier diagnosis.

89 primate gene transfer recipient demands ever-vigilant scrutiny for the existence of transmissible ret

90 hippocampal microglia exist in a more immune-vigilant state.

91 ic sleep may also allow dolphins to maintain vigilant states over long periods of time.

92 rdioprotective heart rates during heightened vigilant states.

93 sleep and wakefulness or from inattentive to vigilant states.

94 long with simulator-based skill development, vigilant supervision, and a shared workload during out o

95 Furthermore, vigilant surveillance and advances in diagnostics have l

96 Vigilant surveillance and early treatment with CDV can p

97 These patients merit vigilant surveillance for adverse events and aggressive

98 n be preserved in some patients with IP with vigilant surveillance in the early years of life.

99 As over two-thirds of bladder tumors recur, vigilant surveillance is required.

100 Our data support vigilant surveillance, at least in the first 24 months a

101 evealed silent transmission and the need for vigilant surveillance.

102 a manifestation of one hemisphere being more vigilant than the other as a night watch to monitor unfa

103 ent by keeping one hemisphere partially more vigilant than the other hemisphere as a night watch, whi

104 le tasks in which their behavior varied from vigilant to inattentive.

105 come more widespread, clinicians must remain vigilant to its potential pulmonary complication.

106 attachment security: Conservatives are more vigilant to negative features of the environment because

107 Health-care professionals should be vigilant to the possibility of pancreatic cancer in pati

108 mulations to choose among, they must also be vigilant to the potential for stimulant misuse and diver

109 these technologies must be supplemented with vigilant user and system management.

110 Vigilant virologic and epidemiologic surveillance is nee