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1 success immediately and better odds if they waited.

2 conducted plantar incision in mice and then waited 3-4 weeks for hypersensitivity to resolve.

3 More patients of high-testing physicians waited 30 days and 90 days to undergo surgery (31.4% and

4 DCH with extra points waited 68.0 (+/-47.0) mo on average, compared with 94.6

5 Recipients of ECD kidneys waited 77 days longer for transplant than recipients of

6 liver offer (inter-quartile range, 0-2) and waited a median 33 days before removal from the wait-lis

7 However, those who declined IRD kidneys waited a median 9.6 months for a non-IRD kidney transpla

8 months in 2015; high urgency status patients waited a median of 2 days for a suitable liver.

9 eceived a median 1 pediatric liver offer and waited a median of 33 days.

10 dent readers interpreted thin sections, then waited a minimum of 15 days before interpreting thick se

11 Patients for which OES were consulted waited a total of 1345 h in GESs and accounted for $81,8

12 cile, 0-10), patients in SDI decile 10 to 20 waited an additional 254.0 days (95% CI, 65.2 to 442.9 d

13 The longer the animals waited before responding, the more dots appeared on the

14 t the conclusion of deliberation, but rather waited during a delay period, and finally expressed thei

15 In this experiment, a human interlocutor waited for a chimpanzee to initiate conversations with h

16 positive affect were assessed while patients waited for a dental procedure.

17 s a further 8 years of life over someone who waited for a donor who did not have a primary CNS tumor,

18 ivate HLA-A, B, and DR antigens, and to have waited for a longer time than the other groups.

19 capuchins maintained delays, and frequently waited for all 6 items to accumulate.

20 onors and acceptors in multimeric arrays has waited for further testing.

21 bility to adaptively calibrate how long they waited for monetary rewards.

22 ckly they initiated trials and how long they waited for rewards across states, balancing effort and t

23 an experiment in which human decision makers waited for rewards in two environments in which reward-t

24 participants stood on the force platform and waited for the instruction of taking a step while experi

25 We then measured how long the leader waited for the missing follower before giving up.

26 sage of time, some students, but no pigeons, waited for the most useful information, especially when

27 ess training or a Control group (N = 26) who waited for the same period of time.

28 tal neurons, even measured while the monkeys waited for the targets to appear at the beginning of eac

29 ap periods between trials while participants waited for the task to resume.

30 id not undergo transplantation and those who waited for transplants from deceased donors.

31 r, in addition to the time they have already waited, for a standard donor than an ECD and expect equi

32 One in 10 women waited >/= 60 days to initiate treatment after a diagnos

33 90%) of eligible patients and found that 58% waited >24 hrs before presenting to the emergency depart

34 their symptoms, most critically ill patients waited >24 hrs to present to our emergency department.

35 nt to Milan and UCSF criteria recipients who waited >9 months from LRT.

36 More patients of high-testing physicians waited >= 30 days and >= 90 days to undergo surgery (31.

37 that participants with lesions to the vmPFC waited less overall, while participants with lesions to

38 ; p < 0.0001), listed patients at our center waited less time for transplantation (645 vs. 1045 days;

39 At ReTx, DCD recipients waited longer and received higher risk allografts (P = 0

40 Monkeys waited longer before making a response when a trial's va

41 obability of the short trial increased, mice waited longer before switching from the short to long lo

42 The 308 candidates with type O blood waited longer for LTx (median 109 days) than the 399 can

43 ents in the IPSS cohort were mostly younger, waited longer for treatment, and had worse outcomes, whi

44 ing to wait time because candidates who have waited longer have higher priority.

45 e two conditions involving food rewards, and waited longer in the indirect compared to the direct foo

46 Before initiating foraging, rats waited longer on trials that followed failed than succes

47 rmance on a temporal task in which marmosets waited longer than tamarins for the large reward.

48 Patients listed by the adult team (n = 14) waited longer than those listed by the pediatric team (1

49 ants without previous cardiovascular disease waited longer to call 9-1-1 (by 28 minutes, P<0.01; 10 m

50 found that parents were more risk averse and waited longer to return in smaller than larger species,

51 fter admitted to the ICU team, nine patients waited more than 1 day to be transferred from an outside

52 he cost (per excess long-stay CR patient who waited more than 60 minutes) averted by using DR.

53 time it was used was 59.1% (38.2%), and 34% waited more than 72 hours prior to low tidal volume vent

54 of system onset, whereas 86 (17.8%) patients waited over 24 hours.

55 Post-Share 35 recipients waited significantly less time until transplantation (10

56 25 days; P > .99), whereas Medicaid patients waited significantly longer (13 days; IQR, 4-33 days; P

57 ic match or the most urgent need or who have waited the longest.

58 HT by citalopram prolonged the time macaques waited to respond for a given opportunity.

59 h) by rivastigmine reduced the time macaques waited to respond given the immediate and recent past co

60 te initiation of rabies PEP in travelers who waited to seek medical care until returning to Switzerla

61 The time waited to start treatment and percentage of appointments

62 ysis' phenomenon, we found that humans often waited too long to accumulate sensory evidence and faile

63 lapse (3-way interaction between group [12W (waited) vs 1W2 (discontinued)], time point [MA1 (first s