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1 ing homelessness and substance use or repeat offending).

2 our, cognitive distortions and reductions of offending.

3 n the treatment of issues related to general offending.

4 whether poor conditioning precedes criminal offending.

5 reased risk of non-physically aggressive sex offending.

6 Self-harm is associated with violent offending.

7 ation is an important risk factor for sexual offending.

8 tifying those who are at low risk of violent offending.

9 ed for offspring suicide attempt and violent offending.

10 been assumed to increase the risk for sexual offending.

11 ost savings in terms of rates of criminal re-offending.

12 an important risk factor for violence and re-offending.

13 nary framework to Moffitt's dual taxonomy of offending.

14 ants and assess the risk factors for violent offending.

15 ible negative consequence is displacement of offending.

16 er was most strongly associated with violent offending (2.01, 1.50-2.70; p<0.0001).

17 de attempt, 3.42; 95% CI, 3.29-3.55; violent offending, 3.31; 95% CI, 3.19-3.44).

18 de attempt, 3.96; 95% CI, 3.72-4.21; violent offending, 3.62; 95% CI, 3.41-3.84) and cannabis misuse

19 de attempt, 3.57; 95% CI, 3.25-3.92; violent offending, 4.05; 95% CI, 3.72-4.39), and for parental su

20 % CI, 1.10-1.43), with a history of juvenile offending (95% CI, 1.29; 1.24-1.34), and in Indigenous p

21 cells and may resume transcription once the offending adduct is removed.

22 on and infection are highly specific for the offending Ag, and recent studies demonstrate that vaccin

23 ns of leukocytes into tissue, removal of the offending agent and "debridement" of the injured cells/t

24 e required, as well as timely removal of the offending agent from the patients' ocular milieu and env

25 Once the offending agent has been discontinued, the overall progn

26 nce the underlying condition resolves or the offending agent is discontinued.

27 oxin (Stx)-producing Escherichia coli is the offending agent of postdiarrhea-associated hemolytic ure

28 ist of identification/withdrawal of possible offending agent(s), support directed at lowering tempera

29 ng reactions to FCs is identification of the offending agent(s), which is based on careful dietary hi

30 ited and improve with discontinuation of the offending agent.

31 The offending agents can be classified into six broad catego

32 Offending agents, intentionally or unintentionally added

33 e clinical outcome following exposure to the offending allergen(s) and cross-reactive structures for

34 e clinical outcome following exposure to the offending allergen(s) and cross-reactive structures.

35 rgy management is stringent avoidance of the offending allergen.

36 ne allergy is an allergic reaction where the offending allergens are one's own hormones.

37 Correct diagnosis with identification of all offending allergens is an absolute prerequisite for appr

38 ell activation in response to challenge with offending allergens.

39 ghest absolute risk observed was for violent offending among individuals admitted to hospital for int

40 deployment mental health problems on violent offending among military personnel relative to pre-exist

41 e and risks of attempted suicide and violent offending among offspring.

42 increased risk of physically aggressive sex offending and a 3- to 5-fold increased risk of non-physi

43 extent to which they lead to a reduction in offending and improvements in long-term outcomes remains

44 s; protect the public by reducing risk of re-offending and offering real time monitoring and potentia

45 t of being sentenced to prison on subsequent offending and reimprisonment, we leverage a natural expe

46 cide and self-harm, should be assessed among offending and self-harming individuals.

47 associated with additional risks of violent offending and whether psychiatric disorders contribute t

48 health, social welfare dependency, criminal offending, and Child Protective Services involvement-wer

49 ting that findings were specific for violent offending, and not largely attributable to substance abu

50 those who are at low risk of future violent offending, and those at high risk of violent reoffending

51 in postviral illness, early clearance of the offending antibody may be possible with plasmapheresis,

52 CT findings, specific IgG antibodies to the offending antigen, bronchoalveolar lavage and pathologic

53 rect as possible and are chosen so as not to offend any population group.

54 Our intention is most certainly not to offend any readers, for this term has been used in liter

55 nst terrorism by analysing data on terrorism offending, arrests, charges, convictions and sentencing

56 erts were inherently conflicted, others were offended at the suggestion that any expert could be bias

57 on and calibration for prediction of violent offending at 1 year using specified risk cutoffs.

58 For risk of violent offending at 1 year, with a 5% cutoff, sensitivity was 6

59 ature presents the motivations behind sexual offending, attempting to explain in a psychodynamic way

60 ies virus sequences from the patient and the offending bat were identical by WGS.

61 s (mean age 17.7) with a history of criminal offending before age 12, functional magnetic resonance i

62 nic brain syndrome, 2) show a higher rate of offending before but not after the onset of organic brai

63 h as a direct financial consequence of their offending behaviour and lack of normal participation in

64 a link between their alcohol consumption and offending behaviour.

65 ly associated with increased risk of violent offending, but serving in a combat role conferred an add

66 Violent offending by veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan confli

67 dolescents, spondylolysis is the most common offending cause.

68 ombination therapy where one drug targets an offending cell and the other targets a resistance mechan

69 it is often a "safer" strategy to ablate the offending cell.

70 and recommendations for rechallenge with the offending chemotherapy.

71 Treatment consists of avoidance of the offending colorant as no successful desensitization proc

72 ensive mechanical mechanism to eliminate the offending compound.

73 progression through the cell cycle until the offending condition is resolved.

74 ass such obstacles, postponing repair of the offending damage to complete the cell cycle and maintain

75 replicative polymerase to resume beyond the offending damage.

76 stringent DNA synthesis to resume beyond the offending damage.

77 tion recovered completely after caesation of offending drug and short course of oral corticosteroids.

78 sons and the creation of drug courts to keep offending drug injectors out of prison might help to red

79 clinically important, because removal of the offending drug often is associated with regression of th

80 iatrogenic causes (eg, discontinuation of an offending drug) or treatment of the underlying condition

81 missed the patient will continue to take the offending drug, potentially worsening the illness.

82 ventricular repolarization on exposure to an offending drug.

83 ration of increasing doses of the previously offending drug.

84 hout adjunctive therapies, and withdrawal of offending drugs.

85 We describe offending during the lifetime of the participants and as

86 l tricuspid replacement and resection of the offending endograft with preservation of the pulmonary v

87 requires a metabolic work-up to identify the offending factor.

88 A single offending food antigen was identified in 35.71% of patie

89 The ingestion of the offending food in liquid form (soymilk) was frequent amo

90 has traditionally relied on avoidance of the offending food(s) and use of emergency medications in th

91 to protect from accidental ingestion of the offending food.

92 nges to 2 g protein for two or more of their offending foods (odds ratio 10.0, 95% CI 1.8-58.3, p=0.0

93 IgE exhibited the higher accuracy to predict offending foods in IgE-sensitized patients (sensitivity

94 quate methodology evaluating the presence of offending foods is of great importance.

95 All patients who continued to avoid the offending foods maintained histopathologic and clinical

96 food was carried out, and the amounts of the offending foods were able to be gradually increased with

97 Offending foods, their amount, and state (solid or liqui

98 osaceae, Apiaceae, and soymilk were the main offending foods.

99 led food challenges to at least two of their offending foods.

100 placebo-controlled food challenges to their offending foods.

101 g an increased secretion of histamine due to offending foods.

102 f such practice and the sensitization of the offending foods.

103 frequent allergic comorbidities and multiple offending foods; (ii) 'profilin PFS': oral allergy syndr

104 specifically directed at future risk for sex offending for sexually abused children may warrant reeva

105 Specifically, the offending fragments are sonicated heavily and recloned,

106 dy extended the follow-up period for violent offending from 18 years to 34 years, thus increasing the

107 ss in understanding and interfering with the offending fungal products.

108 cisions are individualized and depend on the offending fungus, site and extent of IMD, comorbidities,

109 discuss the optimal strategy to localize the offending gland before reoperation for persistent or rec

110 n rates rise globally, the need to reduce re-offending grows increasingly urgent.

111 documented, the potential legacy of violent offending has yet to be ascertained.

112 increased risk of violent offending (violent offending in 104 [4.1%] of 2753 men with exposure to two

113 with post-deployment alcohol misuse (violent offending in 120 [9.0%] of 1363 men with alcohol misuse

114 event, 1.77, 1.21-2.58, p=0.003; and violent offending in 122 [5.1%] of 2582 men with exposure to fiv

115 en after adjustment for confounders (violent offending in 137 [6.3%] of 2178 men deployed in a combat

116 01), post-traumatic stress disorder (violent offending in 25 [8.6%] of 344 men with post-traumatic st

117 self-reported aggressive behaviour (violent offending in 56 [6.7%] of 856 men with an aggression sco

118 problems in adolescence and violent criminal offending in adult-hood compared with groups with only b

119 iction rule to determine the risk of violent offending in released prisoners.

120 instruments that have been shown to predict offending incidents.

121 Risk factors during childhood for later offending included material neglect (odds ratio 3.4, 95%

122 in addition to appropriately destroying the offending infectious agent and attenuating the infectiou

123 elessness overlapping with substance use and offending is described as severe and multiple disadvanta

124 sment in individuals at high risk of violent offending is required to establish who might benefit fro

125 hether there is also an association with sex offending is unknown.

126 k DNA, resection of nascent DNA to allow the offending lesion to be repaired, and reestablishment of

127 esonance imaging have been used to image the offending lesions, with angiography considered the "gold

128 or developing countries, the basic aspect of offending malodors from human waste is often neglected.

129 findings suggest that life-course persistent offending may represent a viable reproductive strategy c

130 utcomes were assessed through response to an offending meal (changes in abdominothoracic electromyogr

131 abdominophrenic dyssynergia triggered by the offending meal (intercostal activity decreased by a mean

132 arrhythmias includes discontinuation of the offending medication and following treatment guidelines

133 resolved within two months after decreasing offending medications or enhancing protection of ocular

134 s of this disorder, such as modifications of offending medications, nutritional deficiencies, and par

135 , not only the host is affected but also the offending microorganisms, which, in general, not only re

136 ive messenger RNA (alt-mRNA)] that skips the offending mutations that generate such nonsense codons.

137 prolalia/copropraxia, and obsessive urges to offend/mutilate/be destructive).

138 e malicious attacks by degrading or removing offending nodes and redistributing their responsibilitie

139 shown to contribute to recidivistic violent offending or severe violent behavior, such as homicide.

140 sons voluntarily sought treatment for sexual offending or sexual behavior problems, and eight offende

141 gh the detection and punishment of low-level offending or violation behavior.

142 ed, a therapy directed at eradication of the offending organism may be appropriate.

143 isual and anatomic outcomes, even though the offending organism was identified as P. aeruginosa.

144 y seem intuitively obvious that removing the offending organism would negate the cancer risk, this ap

145 dependence, personal finances, and criminal offending outcomes, following a gradient of self-control

146 nt usually requiring surgical removal of the offending parathyroid glands.

147 c personality traits on the responses of non-offending participants to the in-group and the out-group

148 nfections, was not the only or even the main offending pathogen in this more-chronic condition.

149 which tailor the immune response against the offending pathogen.

150 a dysregulated innate immune response to an offending pathogen.

151 sociated generally with the virulence of the offending pathogen.

152 e regarding the original indication of PK or offending pathogen.

153 s are available that specifically target the offending pathogens.

154 iating adaptive immune responses against the offending pathogens.

155 aracterize the mechanisms, risk factors, and offending pharmacotherapeutic agents that may cause drug

156 tively spliced transcripts that have skipped offending premature termination codons (PTCs).

157 , we developed predictive models for violent offending (primary outcome) within 1 year of hospital di

158 on cultural or religious beliefs especially offends principles of liberty and dignity.

159 zing and examining ligand 3, which lacks the offending (pro- S or C8) methyl substituent in 2.

160 ossible nor necessary to identify the single offending product, the method has been extended such tha

161 isadvantaged youth is a key cause of violent offending, programs to remedy youth unemployment do not

162 ar response that involves trafficking of the offending protein along microtubules, reorganization of

163 social problems frequently coexist including offending, psychopathology, and suicidal behavior.

164 abled ascertainment of self-harm and violent offending, respectively, as adverse outcomes at ages 15-

165 des, symptomatic headache relief, removal of offending risk factor(s), and medical or surgical reduct

166 I) region implicates the presentation of the offending self-antigens to T cells.

167 inflammatory response to the strength of the offending signal.

168 Pathogen-specific antibiotics kill the offending species without inviting the patient's flora t

169 l adduction of proximate cerata to sting the offending stimulus (stage 1) followed by a coordinated r

170 Bilateral angle closure is usually due to an offending systemic pharmacologic agent, which must be st

171 ST with usual services provided by two youth offending teams (YOT).

172 re global, persistent, and stable pattern of offending than late starters.

173 that the signs were effective, but displaced offending to locations with no signs.

174 ng deployment also increased risk of violent offending (violent offending in 104 [4.1%] of 2753 men w

175 quently order tests to identify the specific offending virus.

176 genous gene expression and defend hosts from offending viruses.

177 dren at age 3, and registration for criminal offending was ascertained at age 23.

178 Violent offending was assessed using a computer questionnaire at

179 Violent offending was strongly associated with post-deployment a

180 ks for offspring suicide attempt and violent offending were elevated across virtually the full spectr

181 Reductions in offending were evident in both groups, but were higher i

182 al psychiatric disease and offspring violent offending were stronger for female than for male offspri

183 trate an inverse relationship with terrorism offending, while the rate of charged individuals is asso

184 are associated with an increased risk of sex offending with and without physical aggression.

185 The strongest predictors of violent offending within 12 months were conviction for previous