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1 (26,000 L), depending on the AFV and year of sale.

2 meat is not heavily contaminated at point of sale.

3 hly customised products for personal use and sale.

4 loxone product intended for over-the-counter sales.

5 h and without legislation regulating private sales.

6 states that do not regulate private firearm sales.

7 tree-based ensemble models on 6 million land sales.

8 also called "visible", sales from the total sales.

9 from PharmaTrac, a database of national drug sales.

10 s for age verification in Internet cigarette sales.

11 SAID FDC sales and 53% of anti-psychotic FDC sales.

12 ing brand recognition and loyalty for future sales.

13 uct Safety Commission rule restricting their sales.

14 influenza vaccination guidelines and vaccine sales.

15 ate workers with proceeds from contraceptive sales.

16 educing the costs of the forgone electricity sales.

17 ugh regulatory approval for over-the-counter sales.

18 Change in taxed beverage prices and volume sales.

19 ociated with a 14% increase in bottled water sales.

20 ta alcohol consumption from on-trade alcohol sales.

21 ch accounted for >95% of infant-toddler food sales.

22 tates without regulations on private firearm sales.

23 onsumption, measured by per-capita off-trade sales (-0.3%, -1.7 to 1.1; p=0.71), but a 0.7% decrease

24 consumption measured by per-capita on-trade sales (-0.7%, -0.8 to -0.5; p<0.0001).

25 he highest combined reported rate of vaccine sales (10,333 per 100,000).

26 ns for advertised products based on pharmacy sales; (2) prescription claims for asthma medications; a

27 mple, of the 41 new medicines authorized for sale, 33 belonged to the category of small molecules, wh

28 ublic hospitals by removing mark-up for drug sales, adjusting fee schedules, and reforming provider p

29 ains low, but there was a positive impact in sales after the A(H1N1)2009pdm pandemic.

30 No matter the reason expressed for an organ sale, all victims reported that they would not have agre

31 Overall beverage sales also rose across stores.

32 istinct differences in linker mixing between SALE and de novo ZIF-8-90 hybrids.

33 s in the regulatory mechanisms governing the sale and distribution of e-cigarettes.

34 F research that have been made possible with SALE and examines the studies that have facilitated the

35 A new study from the Sale and Pellegrini laboratories finds that the Timeless

36 nufactured to circumvent laws regulating the sale and use of controlled substances.

37 ernationally comprised over 12% of NSAID FDC sales and 53% of anti-psychotic FDC sales.

38 esiding in states regulating private firearm sales and 57% (CI, 40% to 75%) for those living in state

39 ohol control through taxes and regulation of sales and advertising; reducing dietary salt, unhealthy

40 DTCA was associated with higher prescription sales and asthma-related emergency department use.

41 The model combined data for sales and consumption of SSBs, disease incidence and pre

42 otivated by a desire to raise prices, reduce sales and consumption, improve population health, and ra

43 These findings support regulations to limit sales and decrease the appeal of e-cigarettes to adolesc

44 etarian options had little impact on overall sales and did not lead to detectable rebound effects: Ve

45 ber, including annual data detailing product sales and industrial-scale preprocessing data for recove

46 In addition, NMBA sales and prevalence of IgE sensitization to PHO and SUX

47 rtuguese government in 2017 led to a drop in sales and reformulation of these products.

48 contagion with the potential to trigger fire sales and severe losses at the systemic level.

49 tobacco use in light of declining cigarette sales and social restrictions on smoking, with young peo

50 s has the potential to modestly increase DVS sales and the availability of healthy foods in low-incom

51 the relationship between OTC pharmaceutical sales and urgent care center patient volume, and present

52 Baseline and post-tax Berkeley SSB sales and usual dietary intake were markedly low compare

53 violations, using a panel dataset of weekly sales and violation records in 2,151 counties from 2006

54 d the association between OTC pharmaceutical sales and volume of patients with influenza-like-illness

55 to 2 in 4 options) increased vegetarian meal sales (and decreased meat meal sales) by 14.9 and 14.5 p

56 Solvent assisted linker exchange (SALE) and de novo synthesis of mixed-linker ZIFs have be

57 Health National Prescription Audit (pharmacy sales), and the MarketScan Commercial Claims data (healt

58 of the legalisation of cannabis production, sale, and use in the Americas.

59 We evaluated the availability, sales, and affordability of nicotine replacement therapy

60 15.5 million checkouts for beverage prices, sales, and store revenue for two supermarket chains cove

61 onomic stress with increased hereditary land sales, and the issuance of priestly decrees to reinforce

62 and quality of fresh fruit and vegetables on sale; and purchase price compared to a major supermarket

63 total sales are modeled, whereas the visible sales are derived from statistical data.

64 The total sales are modeled, whereas the visible sales are derived

65 nalysis demonstrated that OTC pharmaceutical sales are significantly associated with patient volume d

66 Despite annual multi-million dollar market sales as a nutriceutical, there is little consensus abou

67 igorous age verification for all e-cigarette sales as with the federal PACT (Prevent All Cigarette Tr

68 and publicly available data on taxable fuel sales, as of 2010, LD gasoline vehicles were estimated t

69 The combination of electricity sales at a premium rate, savings in waste management cos

70 ral availability, particularly late night on-sale availability, is effective and cost-effective.

71 ing label, marketing restriction, and school sales ban policies.

72 fects of the labeling, marketing, and school sales ban policies.

73 mercury use in dental amalgam is needed with sales being made only to registered practitioners via a

74 her than from a store or pawnshop, including sales between individuals in person, online, or at gun s

75 Results showed that, at similar times of sale, biometrics of mussels from Armona and Vigo were si

76 etting the decrease in Philadelphia's volume sales by 24.4%.

77 getarian meal sales (and decreased meat meal sales) by 14.9 and 14.5 percentage points in the observa

78 with a primary financial dependency on drug sales cannot serve as voting members, and well-defined c

79 contributed, on average, 15% to the total TV sales (coefficient of variation: 0.21).

80 Of this number, broiler sales comprised 67% of the industry value, with the prod

81 Under harsher SALE conditions, deviations from diffusion-limited behav

82 ach coined solvent-assisted linker exchange (SALE) constitutes a simple to implement strategy for cir

83 rovements came at the expense of employment, sales, credit ratings, or firm survival.

84 the effects of these taxes on retail prices, sales, cross-border shopping, consumption, and product a

85 Using sales data and an online survey of lens users (n = 416)

86 We used DVS sales data and difference-in-differences regression to e

87 ch is based on exploitation of food products sales data and the distribution of foodborne illness cas

88 We find that high spatial correlation of sales data between products may be a useful indicator fo

89 With use of sales data for retail and hospital pharmacies from the I

90 approved FDC formulations were compared with sales data from PharmaTrac, a database of national drug

91 The commercial retailer sales data included large chain store sales in Philadelp

92 n, external data sources can be used such as sales data of patch test preparations to estimate freque

93 privately treated patients, commercial drug sales data offer an empirical foundation for disease bur

94 l from comprehensive anonymous inventory and sales data published by the United States Department of

95 Using a real world food sales data set and artificially generated outbreak scena

96 ference-in-differences approach and analyzed sales data to compare changes between January 1, 2016, b

97 Linking sales data to participants' previous meal purchases reve

98 Revenue and sales data were obtained from the latest Pharmatrac medi

99 Cafeteria sales data, collected retrospectively for 3 months prior

100 ational Health Service drug prescription and sales data, we suggest that characterizing GPCR variants

101 ich was assessed on the basis of the stores' sales data.

102 Supermarket transaction (sales) data and surveys measured the main outcomes: frui

103 ring TTCs' long-term future should cigarette sales decline further and profit margins be eroded.

104 ncreased in many, but not all, settings, SSB sales declined, and sales of untaxed beverages (especial

105 rpreted the act such that its prohibition on sale did not encompass "peripheral blood stem cells" obt

106 iotics internationally for under-the-counter sales, difficulty accessing the health care system, cost

107 drug prices and do not account for point-of-sale discounts or price matching that may be offered by

108 We estimate the change in sales due to water quality violations, using a panel dat

109 he effects of crystal size, temperature, and SALE duration were studied in detail, and a generalizabl

110 untries combined, the rate of private sector sales during 2010-2011 (after the A(H1N1)2009pdm pandemi

111 of frozen meals compared with control store sales during the same time period.

112 Significant declines in SSB sales, even in this relatively affluent community, accom

113 Resveratrol supplement sales exceed $30 million annually in the United States,

114 OTC pharmaceutical sales explain 36% of the variance in the patient volume,

115 of minimum unit pricing in Scotland, alcohol sales fell by 3%, with the greatest effect on heavy drin

116 hropogenic debris in fishes and shellfish on sale for human consumption.

117 were estimated by compiling company-reported sales for each product and number of units sold in the U

118 ed amount of success, delivering blockbuster sales for the pharmaceutical industry.

119 while waiting on the market shelf during the sale, for solving this problem, nectars were passed 1, 2

120 hical Bayesian spatial model to data on soda sales from 1,097 chain retail food outlets.

121 istics, the combined value of production and sales from broilers, eggs, turkeys, and chicks was $42.8

122 Stores were matched on the percentage of sales from government food-assistance programs and store

123 cting the registered, also called "visible", sales from the total sales.

124 additional 7.7-percentage point increase in sales (from 27.3% to 35.0%; P < 0.01).

125 However, such a fleet, due largely to sales growth in fuel cell vehicles, will more strongly c

126 in cross-sectional samples of products with sales >1% of their specific food or beverage groups, acc

127 passes (i) solvent-assisted linker exchange (SALE), (ii) non-bridging ligand replacement, and (iii) t

128 n aquaculture facilities and frozen prior to sale in Australia.

129 eatment arms (free in groups 1 and 3 and for sale in group 2), following international treatment guid

130 nsive picture of powdered infant formulas on sale in Italy on the basis of their labelled composition

131 r seafood was safe to eat and acceptable for sale in the marketplace.

132 ) of ready to-feed infant foods currently on sale in the UK.

133 counter cobalt supplements are available for sale in the United States, but little is known regarding

134 with NSAIDs has translated into guidance and sales in 15 countries.

135 d poaching activities [4], and one-off ivory sales in 1999 and 2008 did nothing to halt elephant poac

136 tes negatively affects breastfeeding: global sales in 2014 of US$44.8 billion show the industry's lar

137 We analysed wholesale antibiotic sales in 70 middle-income and high-income countries in 2

138 s partially offset by increases in volume of sales in bordering areas.

139 but represented only 0.32% of total cannabis sales in Colorado (in kilograms of tetrahydrocannabinol)

140 oalkyl substances (PFAS) in biosolids, while sales in commercially available biosolid-based products

141 In Baltimore, the beverage volume sales in ounces decreased from 2.83 million to 2.81 mill

142 In Philadelphia, beverage volume sales in ounces per 4-week period between before and aft

143 6% (p < 0.001) (exceeding the decline in SSB sales in ounces); untaxed fruit, vegetable, and tea drin

144 Total NMBA sales in P2 were 83% of P0, and SUX and rocuronium (ROC)

145 tailer sales data included large chain store sales in Philadelphia, Baltimore, and the Pennsylvania z

146 , restrict child-directed marketing, and ban sales in schools of all foods and beverages containing a

147 The rate of vaccine sales in Southeast Asia remains low, but there was a pos

148 Volume sales in the Pennsylvania border zip codes, however, inc

149 Vaccine sales in the private sector were <1000 per 100,000 popul

150 mbined with data on gasoline and diesel fuel sales in the U.S., these results indicate that gasoline

151 8-2010 severely depressed light-duty vehicle sales in the United States.

152 and Europe in a variety of indications, with sales in the US alone reaching approximately $18.5 billi

153 , it would decrease by 1.7% when the visible sales increased by 1.0%.

154 Data from national grocery sales indicated that per capita added-sugars intakes der

155 sing an Internet survey and local and online sales information, quantified their flavor chemicals, an

156 domestic market (assumed equal to invisible sales) is calculated by subtracting the registered, also

157 rk towards a world essentially free from the sale (legal and illegal) of tobacco products.

158 measure implies that systemic risk from fire sales liquidation was maximal at that time.

159 are featured in the Top 10 US pharmaceutical sales list.

160 with a range of support and branded point-of-sale materials and equipment.

161 funding for chill cabinets and free point-of-sale materials.

162 s; poor availability of replacement point-of-sale materials; and failure to cement intended links wit

163 tsynthetic solvent-assisted linker exchange (SALE) method, and the structure of the material was conf

164 imately 80 per cent of global diesel vehicle sales, nearly one-third of on-road heavy-duty diesel veh

165 th concerns, both likely to impact cigarette sales negatively, and the potential to create a new form

166 Tea samples were chosen based on the sales network, the price, the marketing quality and the

167 ed electronics, two separate approaches, the sales obsolescence method (SOM) and the survey scale-up

168 have benefited worldwide, and >$5 billion in sales occur annually in the United States.

169 Within Brazil, sales occurred primarily in the states of Minas Gerais,

170 low-income countries - tend to rely on rapid sale of birds to mitigate losses from diseases.

171 n, and Washington-have voted to legalise the sale of cannabis to adults for recreational purposes, an

172 creational use have regulated production and sale of cannabis.

173 ate how a belief in contagion influences the sale of celebrity memorabilia.

174 any jurisdictions have laws that prevent the sale of e-cigarettes to minors and the use of e-cigarett

175 y issued an interim final rule governing the sale of foods and beverages sold outside of the school m

176 ruction materials, food, and income from the sale of forest resources.

177 "gag laws," restricting the manufacture and sale of military-style assault weapons and large-capacit

178 d small-scale farms as well as the emergency sale of pigs, and the potential impact of improving farm

179 European Union (EU) legislation bans the sale of snus, a smokeless tobacco (SLT) which is conside

180 es, the provision of medical treatments, the sale of software programs, and the provision of taxi rid

181 in white wine can induce haze and hinder the sale of the product.

182 ase's economic consequences by the emergency sale of their pigs.

183 to acrylate, a plastic precursor with global sales of $14 billion.

184 ionally representative commercial dataset on sales of 189 anti-tuberculosis products available in Ind

185 to proportional increases in vegetarian meal sales of 61.8%, 78.8%, and 40.8%, respectively.

186 China has regarded curbing non-prescription sales of antibiotics at community pharmacies as an impor

187 Pd and 5% for Pt), driven by the increasing sales of automobiles.

188 differences were found between the stores in sales of cereal, whole or 2% milk, beverages, or diet be

189 ring non-flu season (p<0.0001), but only the sales of cough and cold (p<0.0001) and thermometer (p<0.

190 differing scales, often severely restricting sales of declining species.

191 of in-store marketing strategies to promote sales of healthier items in low-income, high-minority ne

192 ent strategies can significantly enhance the sales of healthier items in several food and beverage ca

193 ore marketing intervention that promoted the sales of healthier products through placement, signage,

194 ecoming a WIC vendor significantly increased sales of healthy, WIC-eligible foods that DVS carried be

195 mplementing WIC in DVS pilot stores affected sales of healthy, WIC-eligible foods.

196 b, with remarkable success in the clinic and sales of many billions of U.S. dollars per year, not a s

197 ed to measure the effects of community-based sales of MNPs on diarrhea-, fever-, cough-, and malaria-

198 Yet sales of non-WIC eligible foods (e.g., salty snack foods

199 The increased sales of organically produced food create a strong need

200 r to illness (free and convenient); (2) home sales of ORS prior to illness (convenient only); (3) fre

201 Although pharmacy sales of OTC syringes are associated with reduced inject

202 -reported sensitivity profile, and (iii) the sales of prescription antihistamines in The Netherlands.

203 efore, DNA barcoding was used to investigate sales of shark products in fishmongers and fish and chip

204 rvention stores showed significantly greater sales of skim and 1% milk, water (in aisle and at checko

205 kle the high levels and continuing growth in sales of such beverages worldwide.

206 Our analysis of trends in sales of sugar-sweetened beverages around the world, in

207 The fastest absolute growth in sales of sugar-sweetened beverages by country in 2009-14

208 Total volume sales of taxed beverages in Philadelphia decreased by 1.

209 ch Berkeley implemented the tax in 2015; (2) sales of taxed beverages would decline, and sales of unt

210 entation in DVS led to a 31-unit increase in sales of the original WIC foods per week on average (P <

211 The main outcome measure was weekly sales of the targeted products, which was assessed on th

212 products; regulation of the distribution and sales of tobacco products; enforcement of the provisions

213 t not all, settings, SSB sales declined, and sales of untaxed beverages (especially water) and overal

214 Sales of untaxed beverages in Berkeley stores rose by 3.

215 sales of taxed beverages would decline, and sales of untaxed beverages would rise, in Berkeley store

216 In Berkeley, sales of water rose by 15.6% (p < 0.001) (exceeding the

217 ummary measure, is associated with increased sales of WIC foods.

218 n to evaluate how WIC authorization affected sales of WIC-eligible foods in 8 DVS pilot stores, compa

219 esized via solvent-assisted linker exchange (SALE) of ZIF-8.

220 N = 186) tests the effects of conditioning a sales offer for a spare LPG cylinder on a reversible com

221 eased by 90% (95% CI = 80% to 101%) when the sales offer included the commitment, compared to a 23% d

222 efforts aimed at obtaining food or beverage sales or developing brand recognition and loyalty for fu

223 the effect of national or regional bans, and sales or import restrictions, on the availability of one

224 NSAID sales or prescription data for 15 low-, middle-, and hig

225 s of policies that increase electric vehicle sales or use in a region.

226 ted mainly to PPP application (inferred from sales) or regulatory measures (bans).

227 tion-adjusted prices (cents/ounce), beverage sales (ounces), consumers' spending measured as store re

228 Post-tax year 1 scanner data SSB sales (ounces/transaction) in Berkeley stores declined 9

229 a law allowed over-the-counter (OTC) syringe sales pending local authorization.

230 arger in those states where the spike in gun sales per capita was larger.

231 IMS Health National Sales Perspectives was used to estimate national spendin

232 chalk talk?" The chalk talk is many things-a sales pitch, a teaching demonstration, a barrage of ques

233 acco Advertising and Promotion Act, point-of-sale (PoS) tobacco displays are one of few remaining mea

234 olume, and presents strong evidence that OTC sales predict urgent care center patient volume year rou

235 This study describes point-of-sale prices for orally administered anticancer drugs off

236 ties; we also recorded the diversity and non-sale prices of fruits and vegetables from grocery stores

237 ed drug costs, based on the Medicare average sale prices, and costs for drug administration and manag

238 r discounts and rebates, we used the average sales prices published by the Centers for Medicare and M

239 valley-emphasis method (NVEM) and published sales prices.

240 The SALE process is found to follow a diffusion-limited beha

241 election of appropriate reaction conditions, SALE processes appear to be capable of generating contro

242 in detail, and a generalizable mechanism for SALE processes in ZIFs is proposed.

243 ts; prohibiting youth-oriented marketing and sales; prohibiting child-friendly ENDS flavors; and proh

244 fidence interval, 1.01-1.03) higher pharmacy sales rate from 2005 through 2009, although this effect

245 ensure that the boundary between service and sales remained intact.

246 oducts available before January 2007 with US sales reported by publicly traded companies (n = 602 dru

247 Greece [Crete], South Korea, and Taiwan) or sales restrictions (eight studies of restrictions in fiv

248 studied-India, Denmark, and the USA) showed sales restrictions were followed by decreases in pestici

249 suicide data from before and after national sales restrictions.

250 Evidence is less consistent for sales restrictions.

251 e prices at 26 Berkeley stores; (2) point-of-sale scanner data on 15.5 million checkouts for beverage

252 re automotive industry growth and automotive sales shifts toward new technologies could significantly

253 largely ineffective ban on below-tax alcohol sales, special duty rates covering only small shares of

254 Gun sales spiked by 3 million, on the basis of the increase

255 ing comparable to those derived from tobacco sales statistics.

256 Berkeley, California, with beverage prices, sales, store revenue/consumer spending, and usual bevera

257 erns of change in taxed and untaxed beverage sales suggest that the observed changes may be attributa

258 time scale with changes in antibiotic retail sales, suggesting that use of antibiotics in the winter

259 Sales tend to decrease significantly in the taxing juris

260 ine issues surrounding the use of 'umbrella' sales terms where many species are labelled with the sam

261 estimate their value across three points of sale; test relationships among extinction risk, high val

262 oultry surplus (unsold poultry reoffered for sale the following day), some poultry traders were shown

263 To drive up sales the industry markets its products heavily, deliber

264 tively low and infrequent use, Sprinkles MNP sales through community vendors were associated with dec

265 nverging on delinking reward from antibiotic sales through prizes, milestone payments, or insurance-l

266 and rocuronium (ROC) together made up 86% of sales throughout the study.

267 cing the usual oil storage conditions before sale to consumers.

268 developed a model drug facts label for such sales to assess whether consumers understood the key sta

269 were no high-quality studies of restricting sales to people for occupational uses; four of the seven

270 for e-bikes as for conventional cars; e-car sales, too, are rapidly growing.

271 standards by mitigating incentives to shift sales toward larger vehicles and light trucks relative t

272 nts in the United States according to dollar sales tracked by SymphonyIRI (Waltham, MA) from June 201

273 We then incorporated SSB sales trends, body mass index (BMI), and diabetes incide

274 ucted a randomized, voucher-based real-money sales trial with 1638 households with unimproved latrine

275 Sales-unweighted mean price change from scanner data was

276 scount rate, and brand-specific effects, the sales uplift arising from price promotions was larger in

277 The magnitude of the sales uplift from promotions was larger for higher-socio

278 ing inappropriate antibiotic prescribing and sales, use of antibiotics outside of the health care sec

279 agent-based model simulates the car market (sales, use, and dismantling) of the population of users

280 es restricting pharmaceutical representative sales visits to physicians (known as detailing) between

281 FDA)-approved drugs and account for a global sales volume of over 180 billion US dollars annually, th

282 blished using 45 known, persistent, and high sales volume pesticides.

283 This decrease in taxed beverage sales volume was partially offset by increases in volume

284 ogic study with a time-trend analysis of FDC sales volumes (2007-2012) and a cross-sectional examinat

285 We determined the proportions of FDC sales volumes (2011-2012) arising from centrally approve

286 The proportions of FDC sales volumes arising from unapproved formulations were

287 pine, and anti-psychotic FDCs were marketed; sales volumes were high.

288 d "unapproved"), their branded products, and sales volumes.

289 ever virus (ASFV) release via this emergency sale was investigated.

290 Western Kenya through market-based community sales was not associated with increased infectious morbi

291 e guidelines and define the scope of vaccine sales, we sent a standard three-page questionnaire to th

292 These results are not sales weighted, so do not give an account of how sugar c

293 We estimated the sales-weighted mean and distribution of sodium content (

294 th Canada food categories, and the published sales-weighted mean percent reductions were applied.The

295 ecific targets were set as 20% reductions in sales-weighted means adjusted for feasibility, i.e., ~1/

296 m scanner data was +0.67 cent/oz (p = 0.00) (sales-weighted, +0.65 cent/oz, p = 0.003), with +1.09 ce

297 Fresh fruit and vegetables on sale were of high quality and had a purchase price aroun

298 20-pack cigarette brand or brand variants on sale were priced below the EU-defined Most Popular Price

299 ad to detectable rebound effects: Vegetarian sales were not lower at other mealtimes.

300 Reformulation alone, without the decrease in sales, would have had a far smaller effect on obesity in