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1 tal stay or health status as reported by the respondent.

2 curred in approximately one fifth of trainee respondents.

3 sponse rate was 763 (45%) of 1,680 potential respondents.

4 nd treatment of PI-IBS was consistent across respondents.

5 d cryotherapy and Mitomycin C for 6/22 (27%) respondents.

6 Cooperation rate was 48.1% with 1000 total respondents.

7 1)I therapy occurred in approximately 10% of respondents.

8 a was believed to be infectious by 7% of the respondents.

9 t periodontal or peri-implant diseases among respondents.

10 ional and occupational attainment for female respondents.

11 We identified 35 articles, including 7112 respondents.

12 c modeling and the simplicity needed for lay respondents.

13 months, and health status as reported by the respondents.

14 nd low testosterone when compared to non-CTE respondents.

15 and prevention methods for Black and Latinx respondents.

16 concordant messages for Black but not Latinx respondents.

17 ducted in November 2018 showed that of 1,278 respondents, 11% had been contacted since signing up for

18 Among 7933 respondents, 20.2% reported an intention to leave their

19 Forty-nine respondents (24 UK, 23 North America, 2 Australia) repor

20 There were 15,143 respondents (27.5% [95% CI 27.0-28.0], corresponding to

21 Among 961 respondents, 349 (31.9%, 95% CI 27.4-36.9) trusted that

22 Of 684 respondents, 384 (56% were female, 44% were male) from 6

23 In the NHBS MSM survey, 27 of 591 respondents (4.8%; 95% CI, 3.2% to 6.9%) reported donati

24 Of 1846 total study respondents, 419 were adults with PA (self-report); 546

25 More than 2 out of 5 respondents (44%) experienced angina 30 days after hospi

26 Overall, less than half of the respondents (47%) appeared to adhere to the recommendati

27 Among 686 respondents (48% response rate), 29% reported receiving

28 Overall, 1,273 respondents (50.6%) reported they were familiar with the

29 Of these, 103 respondents (51%) recommended marijuana products for the

30 Slightly more than half of respondents (51.6%) recorded early sustained RTW.

31 More than half of respondents (55.8%) perceived they did not have an RAI c

32 Over half of the respondents (59.5%) did not have previous experience in

33 Results: Of 621 respondents, 595 reported an attempt to pass through a p

34 Most respondents (61%) expressed high interest in genetic tes

35 Of all respondents, 62% had a history of suicidal ideation or a

36 Twenty-two respondents (7.6%) reported that they had recommended ma

37 Most respondents (74%) participated in less than or equal to

38 Most respondents (79.5%) reported that they are able to provi

39 Most respondents (80%) had insurance coverage through a spous

40 Most respondents (83%) reported using social media for at lea

41 Most respondents (87%) were male and practiced full-time (70%

42 We had 238 respondents: 87 (36.6%) residents and 151 attending phys

43 Most survey respondents (89%) reported downloading their raw data.

44 Most respondents (90.5%) involved other physicians in treatme

45 98.4% of respondents, 98.4% expected a reduction in surgical case

46 yet, when probed, it was determined that the respondent actually wore correction for certain activiti

47 and 2015 was adopted with a total of 22,847 respondents aged >=60-years-old.

48 ted with age (P value = 0.0002), with 56% of respondents aged <40 years reporting student loans >$250

49 n for South Africa and used data from 17 743 respondents aged 15 years or older of the 2012 South Afr

50 d age outside the range of interest, 136 111 respondents aged 35-79 years (mean age 54 [SD 12] years;

51 The NHATS included 30202 respondents aged 65 years and older with dementia status

52 The respondents aged below 50 years reported that 56.1% (n =

53 Respondents ages 18 and over with any self-reported proc

54 Respondents agreed that endocrine disruption is still a

55 Respondents also reported that the hiring process was un

56 15/16 (94%) respondents always followed-up their patients, most for

57 Sixty-six percent of respondents always use a lid speculum, 21% administer to

58 Overall, 48.9% of all respondents and 70.8% of female respondents experienced

59 -up data were available from 88% of baseline respondents and 87% of baseline spouses surveyed in 2017

60 xploratory interviews were conducted with 10 respondents and illustrated how social networking, initi

61 A total of 229 respondents answered at least 1 of the open-ended questi

62 In total, 620 respondents answered the DCE questions.

63 However, most respondents anticipated that the DOE's ultimate target o

64 ssessments were completed by 5,972 and 4,939 respondents at 11 years and 14 years of follow-up, respe

65 Respondents at transplant centers with higher reported u

66 d impacts on health insurability, and 3 of 4 respondents attempting to purchase life insurance postdo

67 presentative of the US population) evaluated respondents' attitudes regarding the acceptability of st

68 A 43-question survey assessed respondents' attitudes toward telemedicine for initial c

69 Respondents' average age was 53 years, with an average o

70 ydroxychloroquine (HCQ) was used by 78.1% of respondents; azithromycin by 46.9%; tocilizumab by 31.3%

71 Most respondents believe co-reviewing to be a beneficial (95%

72 was widespread, with 230 (25.5%, 21.7-29.6) respondents believing that the Ebola outbreak was not re

73 A cohort of 5,072 respondents born 1958-1992 were interviewed in 1996-1997

74 HIV-negative respondents (both on and not on PrEP) had higher proport

75 Among the 80 caregiver respondents, caregivers had a median age of 34 years (ra

76 Consenting respondents completed a two-part survey composed of the

77 A total of 530 respondents completed the survey.

78 tion frequency was the dominant predictor of respondents' confidence leading or participating in an i

79 n-based social network was constructed, with respondents connected if they reported frequenting the s

80 response or extensor posturing, which 87% of respondents considered being very or critically importan

81 Respondents considered frailty to be a useful concept in

82 50% of respondents considered radiation as a treatment option.

83 Respondents continue to rely on myoclonic status epilept

84 analysis of speech recordings supplied by 13 respondents correctly categorised 11 (85%) on the basis

85 None of the respondents declared confidence or experience in trabecu

86 Among FHS respondents, desire for results was associated with high

87 Among FHS Omni respondents, desire for results was associated with posi

88 In multivariate analyses among JHS respondents, desire for results was associated with posi

89 Over one half of respondents did not have ventilator triage policies.

90 More than one-third (37.6%) of the respondents did not replace mask when it had been used f

91 odontitis whereas 52.6%, 55.3%, 18.4% of the respondents did so for periodontal regeneration procedur

92 4, who were recruited from a community-based respondent driven sampling (RDS) survey and followed for

93 Respondent Driven Sampling study (RDS) is a population s

94 formation with the help of trolls, bots, and respondent-driven algorithms.

95 Respondent-driven sampling (RDS) is widely used for coll

96 M and PWID were recruited across India using respondent-driven sampling (RDS).

97 After a 2-year intervention phase, we did respondent-driven sampling evaluation surveys of target

98 We did baseline respondent-driven sampling surveys in 27 sites across In

99 Logistic regression incorporating respondent-driven sampling weights and machine learning

100 nd 10 005 MSM in the evaluation survey using respondent-driven sampling, across the 22 trial sites.

101 at needle and syringe programme sites using respondent-driven sampling.

102 d transwomen from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, by respondent-driven sampling.

103 ed 4994 MSM from 5 states across India using respondent-driven sampling.

104 ged 18 years or older were recruited through respondent-driven-sampling for a biobehavioural survey c

105 rement Study (HRS) along with information on respondents' early educational experiences collected in

106 bability of attempting suicide compared with respondents endorsing none of these variables.

107 Respondents endorsing these 4 financial-strain variables

108 ory results of Pansalt(R) use for 58% of the respondents (equal or higher liking and purchase intenti

109 d brain death persists, with the majority of respondents equating this as a bleak outcome but not as

110 Most respondents expected the 2020 cost to fall short of the

111 48.9% of all respondents and 70.8% of female respondents experienced at least 1 form of sexual harass

112 In relation to staff health, 15% of respondents experienced COVID-19 infections within their

113 85.7% of respondents felt Scotland would benefit from a specialis

114 Among 790 faculty respondents, fewer women reported that their institution

115 dicative of immunity from vaccination, among respondents for three 4-year time intervals (2003-2006,

116 This study involved 183,054 MEPS respondents from 2007 to 2015.

117 Altogether 331 respondents from 78 countries participated in the Delphi

118 ions across the global North and South); 437 respondents from 79 countries addressed 93 unique hydrol

119 ocial exclusion and isolation most common in respondents from France.

120 ts from Ireland, highest rates of anxiety in respondents from Germany, and social exclusion and isola

121 as high levels of uncertainty and stress in respondents from Ireland, highest rates of anxiety in re

122 We followed 36,613 respondents from the Black Women's Health Study from 200

123 s and World Health Surveys (n = 2.24 million respondents) from 1995 to 2016.

124 Eligible respondent groups included the following: adults diagnos

125 The majority of respondents (>55%) felt that REA are at least somewhat i

126 HIV-positive respondents had a higher proportion of HIV-positive part

127 42% of respondents had large burns (>40% TBSA burned) and 58% r

128 Older respondents had more angina frequency and physical limit

129 st group, which was likely to contain 86% of respondents, had a strong preference for face-to-face te

130 viding clinical ophthalmic care, many of the respondents have duties that involve consenting patients

131 About half of the respondents have ghostwritten a peer review report, desp

132 Although respondents identified areas for improvement, our stakeh

133 Most respondents identified as white, non-Hispanic and male.

134 Some respondents identified that a specific quality improveme

135 prior domestic violence perpetration by the respondent in 24% of cases, and a prior diagnosis of a m

136 ealth condition and substance misuse for the respondent in 40% and 47% of cases, respectively.

137 no effects among a representative sample of respondents in a largely rural area of northern India, w

138 "extremely" or "very important" by >= 50% of respondents in round 3 were included in the final "baske

139 for 19 750 respondents in Zambia and 18 941 respondents in South Africa.

140 We obtained data for 19 750 respondents in Zambia and 18 941 respondents in South Af

141 Respondents included in the analysis were aged >=18 year

142 s management of the situation reported by 47 respondents included questioning for 81% (38), allowing

143 Only a minority of respondents independently perform procedures, such as in

144 Thirty-one percent (n=37) of respondents indicated that pregnancy should be avoided i

145 Respondents indicated whether they would want to receive

146 nts, whereas only 53.2%, 45.3%, and 29.5% of respondents involved surrogates, awake patients, or beds

147 For each item, 80% to 100% of survey respondents judged it to be a good measure of the IOM st

148 ter applying population weights, most of our respondents lived in urban areas (59%), had finished pri

149 Respondents made repeated choices between two hypothetic

150 dly, many of the recommendations proposed by respondents matched those made over two decades ago.

151 sults: The response rate was 67%, with 1,058 respondents (median age 33 yr; 71% women; 68% nursing st

152 Most respondents (n = 15, 50%) donated their left lateral seg

153 Most physician survey respondents (n = 50) were aware of PI-IBS, but less than

154 Respondents (n = 723, 71% women, median age 34; 85% whit

155 Respondents noted a variety of impediments to advancing

156 s differed significantly between constipated respondents of various ages, while we did not observe se

157 Eighty-seven percent of all respondents offered RI services, though only 61% of HSCs

158 Of 679 healthcare professional respondents, one-third routinely classified patients by

159 Among the 182 respondents, only 12 (6.6%) had attained competence in t

160 (1,155 deep-sea scientists consulted and 112 respondents), our analysis indicates a wide consensus am

161 Only 15% of residents and 50% of respondents overall reported they were both confident pa

162 Access to the camps, reaching Rohingya respondents, overcoming language barriers in order to ge

163 to 20 EGS best practices was administered to respondents overseeing EGS at all eligible adult acute c

164 Respondents perceived SABs with a majority of industry s

165 The recommendations are organized by survey respondents' perceptions of potential public health impa

166 Greater than 96% of the respondents performed activities related to specimen pro

167 Respondents practiced in 42 states, with 90% practicing

168 completed a two-part survey composed of the respondent profile sheet and the Social Skills Inventory

169 The respondent profile sheet assessed demographic profile an

170 attended primary school or higher (n = 9,565 respondents providing 62,037 person-period observations)

171 Respondents ranked biologic advances, treatment of peri-

172 Respondents rated high median (interquartile range [IQR]

173 Most respondents rated overall quality of teaching in fellows

174 ology specialty, years since graduation, and respondents' region of the country.

175 ne oxygenation in the baseline scenario, and respondent religiosity.

176 lower injury and mortality risks compared to respondents remaining in Bangladesh, due in part to the

177 However, as only half of the respondents report implementation, additional strategies

178 dents surveyed in 2017-2018; the majority of respondents report no education, and 61% are Muslim.

179 d significant associations between whether a respondent reported visiting an HCP about CeD in the las

180 Respondents reported a total of 148 COVID-19 recipients

181 Respondents reported an average decline of 54% in diagno

182 Respondents reported an average of 9.8 years (SD = 9.0)

183 Overall, 19.4% of respondents reported an exposure to a COVID-19-positive

184 Thirty-nine percent of affected SADS respondents reported an increase in insurance premium ra

185 Sixty-five percent of respondents reported at least 4 symptoms pre-diagnosis,

186 responses, we found that a majority (86%) of respondents reported being satisfied (either extremely o

187 In current practice, respondents reported greater numbers of referrals from m

188 Respondents reported high attendance rates and engagemen

189 Five hundred forty (81%) respondents reported interacting with the clinical micro

190 Most respondents reported interest in additional training in

191 Most respondents reported lifestyle restrictions regarding fo

192 No respondents reported loss of employment or reduction in

193 Respondents reported low rates of engaging in shared dec

194 While the majority of survey respondents reported no personal experience with harassm

195 Respondents reported not working prior to acute respirat

196 Respondents reported practicing predominantly in urban (

197 onses and determining the frequency at which respondents reported specific issues and opportunities i

198 Respondents reported that Choosing Wisely recommendation

199 However, other respondents reported that no measures were being used wi

200 The respondents reported that only 24% of laboratories banke

201 568 (94%) respondents reported that they had experienced destructi

202 Most respondents reported that they were white (93%) and were

203 farms, homes, and mosques; 531 (89%) of 599 respondents reported violence in their hamlets before fl

204 Respondents reporting a snack episode in only one of two

205 Respondents reporting higher levels of trust in informat

206 ted persons, and estimates were based on <60 respondents reporting IDU behavior in 3 surveys.

207 of prescription opioids were determined for respondents reporting opioid misuse.

208 Using data on place attachment from 5,403 respondents residing locally, nationally, and internatio

209 ason for filing the ERPO; characteristics of respondents; respondent's reported history of domestic v

210 The quality of a respondent's answers depends on many factors, including

211 A questionnaire was used to investigate the respondent's intention to leave their job and to collect

212 his study was limited by the accuracy of the respondent's recall of the provider, timing, and receipt

213 ng the ERPO; characteristics of respondents; respondent's reported history of domestic violence perpe

214 acteristics from monitoring stations to each respondent's SWB at both disaggregated spatial and tempo

215 The respondents said that the standard timber species; Tecto

216 y that found that only approximately 6 in 10 respondents said that they will get vaccinated when a va

217 showed that there were 2 classes within the respondent sample that appeared to have different prefer

218 is internet survey study describes trends in respondents saying they were likely to accept vaccinatio

219 Respondent sex, specialty, transplant volume, or prior e

220 d coeliac disease, requesting information on respondents' socio-demographic and clinical characterist

221 Three quarters (n = 466) of survey respondents stated that they consider out-of-pocket cost

222 We found significant increases in respondents strongly disagreeing that vaccines are safe

223 The baseline sample includes 6,770 respondents surveyed in 2014-2015, and follow-up data we

224 -up data were available from 88% of baseline respondents surveyed in 2017-2018; the majority of respo

225 Of the 149 respondents, there was high agreement (65.8%) regarding

226 95% CI 0.54-0.93, P = 0.01) among all survey respondents, there were associated decreases in the hosp

227 Eighty-six percent of respondents thought an onsite laboratory very important

228 spoken out of context is sufficient to allow respondents to discern the social class of speakers at l

229 ed outcome measures relevant to DR and asked respondents to identify those that must be measured in a

230 Seven questions required respondents to interpret BCID results, identify the most

231 We conduct a 3-y study involving 11,662 respondents to map cultural tightness-the degree to whic

232 survey of 20 cases of S. aureus BSI, asking respondents to rank outcomes by global desirability.

233 About three quarters of the respondents to the survey had co-reviewed a manuscript.

234 Among the respondents to the survey, the median age was higher amo

235 Interview Survey (NHIS, N = 239,944 eligible respondents) to study time trends in drinking outcomes b

236 23/24 (96%) of the respondents took a biopsy before surgery.

237 Most respondents use a 30-gauge needle and inject in the infe

238 formance of senior staff in transplantation, respondents' use of language and their choice of words d

239 A significant proportion of respondents used absent corneal reflexes (33.5%) and abs

240 Respondents used Mohs surgery, frozen section or multi-s

241 Respondents used social media to communicate with: famil

242 Male respondents using opioids were more likely to have opioi

243 Of respondents using the Guidelines, 45.7% indicated they n

244 The mean age of respondents was 30.8 years (standard deviation 8.2).

245 The mean age of the respondents was 49 (SD +/-17.6) years.

246 The facility reported by 43 respondents was an airport for 35% (15), border crossing

247 he period of detainment reported by these 47 respondents was less than 30 min for 57% (27), 30 to les

248 ional attainment in early midlife for female respondents was not affected by their gendered environme

249 One in 10 respondents was very confident that the federal governme

250 ing a large original survey dataset of 9,217 respondents, we create and validate a model of Americans

251 team, and the effect of misidentification on respondents' well-being.

252 Respondents were also asked about experience and confide

253 More masculine male respondents were also more likely to have jobs in occupa

254 Respondents were asked questions about their perpetratio

255 Respondents were asked to report the number of cases and

256 One thousand five hundred forty-one respondents were attending physicians during their most

257 Respondents were divided in their perception of the valu

258 More masculine male respondents were downwardly mobile; they were enrolled i

259 14 540 respondents were followed-up 14 years later between Apri

260 Respondents were included in the present analysis only i

261 A majority of respondents were keen to reduce their own carbon footpri

262 Census respondents were linked with death records through 2016,

263 In cases where things went wrong, respondents were more likely to comment females should n

264 l cardiac arrest events per year, and 41% of respondents were most likely to participate in in-hospit

265 Approximately a third (31.1%) of respondents were not mentored when they first entered pr

266 Roughly half of respondents were women (56%), half had completed primary

267 Among respondents who at least once chose a device profile off

268 We explored health and income outcomes for respondents who at the time of the follow-up interview w

269 Respondents who completed residency <= 10 years ago and

270 ey, 2578 (71.0%) responded and 2402 of these respondents who did not have bilateral disease and for w

271 Of the respondents who experienced sexual harassment, 7.6% repo

272 oice experiment (DCE) was conducted in which respondents who expressed an interest in online material

273 The 7,317 respondents who indicated their profession included ICU

274 e-self-reported differences only exist among respondents who prefer watching local news, and there ar

275 to age-eligible HRS Life History Mail Survey respondents who provided data on cognitive functioning a

276 Responses were tabulated from respondents who reported that they were 18 y old or olde

277 Of the 531 respondents who reported violence in their hamlets, 408

278 In the randomized survey, only respondents who viewed a note indicating that transplant

279 ng firearm access for individuals (known as "respondents") who pose a risk to themselves or others.

280 Respondents whose decision to offer surgery was influenc

281 days after hospitalization, but most (68% of respondents with angina; 27% of the total sample) experi

282 Survey respondents with CRN compared with those without CRN had

283 Respondents with DED and EDS >=60 (highest discomfort) f

284 ) fared worse on OCI, VFQ-28R, and WPAI than respondents with DED and EDS <40 (lowest discomfort).

285 All respondents with DED completed the eye dryness score (ED

286 Half of respondents with DED completed the Impact of Dry Eye on

287 Respondents with DED reported more comorbidities, greate

288 Among the 231 respondents with glaucoma, most (58.9%) had heard about

289 Furthermore, respondents with overlapping gastrointestinal (GI) sympt

290 itudinal data on social functioning from 485 respondents with schizophrenia spectrum disorders and ps

291 ith an embedded experiment providing treated respondents with scientific projections about the COVID-

292 ion with IRA accounts were most common among respondents with strong ideological homophily within the

293 and impaired functional capacity compared to respondents with symptoms compatible with only one of th

294 Cannabis use disorder was more prevalent in respondents with than without pain (2001-2002: 1.77% com

295 onmedical cannabis use was more prevalent in respondents with than without pain (2001-2002: 5.15% com

296 At least 1 firearm was removed from 64% of respondents, with a total of 641 firearms removed.

297 d EQ-5D-5L (0.82 [0.13] vs 0.88 [0.14]) than respondents without DED.

298 cing EH professionals were provided by 1,736 respondents working at health departments who responded

299 iment utility gains and losses revealed that respondents would accept up to a 9.7 percentage-point (9

300 Across vignettes, 88% to 92% of respondents would definitely or probably want to learn t