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1     Overall, 40% of responding surgeons were burned out, 30% screened positive for symptoms of depres
2 ses work/life balance were less likely to be burned out (all P < 0.0001).
3 letion occurred, characterized by follicular burn out and a loss of CD3 T lymphocytes, which was asso
4 re satisfied with leadership, they felt less burned-out and strained in interpersonal relationships,
5 ation of PI3K/PTEN/Akt pathway and follicle 'burn-out' as a cause.
6  had the largest total effect (beta = 0.57) (burn-out: beta = 0.74, sustained bullying at the workpla
7 ntinual rise in SBP, cannot be explained by "burned out" diastolic hypertension or by "selective surv
8 ly from normal and high-normal BP than from "burned-out" diastolic hypertension.
9 to discriminate between patients with stable burnt-out disease that is no longer metabolically active
10 statistic 21.894, p = 0.001), those who felt burned out due to the economic situation in Palestine (H
11 y the reactivity, as high reactivity quickly burns out emerging wrinkled structures (in the stoichiom
12 elf-reported on 2 burnout items (ie, "I feel burned out from my work" and "I worry that this job is h
13  measured with a single survey item ("I feel burned out from my work"), with answers ranging from "ne
14 draulic conductivities increased with larger burn-out material and higher firing temperatures but wer
15 ed filters and matching disks with different burn-out material sieve sizes and firing temperatures.
16 ted with almost complete hepatic fat loss or burnt-out NASH (12.1 versus 7.4 mug/L, P = 0.001) on mul
17 patic fat to the point of complete fat loss (burnt-out NASH), but the mechanisms behind this phenomen
18 ay in part be responsible for the paradox of burnt-out NASH.
19  cryptogenic cirrhosis thought to represent "burned out" NASH.
20        Overall, 484 oncologists (44.7%) were burned out on the emotional exhaustion and/or depersonal
21 lace challenges such as feeling overwhelmed, burned out, or disengaged often remain hidden due to fea
22 rom early disease stage to the myelofibrotic burnt-out phase.
23      Compared with non-burned-out residents, burned-out residents were significantly more likely to s
24                            Compared with non-burned-out residents, burned-out residents were signific
25  formation of reactive compounds capable of 'burning out' the whole photosynthetic unit.
26 wders with a graphite fugitive phase that is burned out to create internal cavities and microchannels
27 d, but not between years, suggesting disease burnt out with periodic reintroduction.