“…Adults with Down syndrome identified the importance of reading as a pleasurable activity and as something that aids learning. CONCLUSION: The MRM developed here can be used (1) as a reading intervention outcome measure to complement existing standardized tools, (2) to profile meaningful reading in adults with Down syndrome, (3) to guide reading module content, and (4) to capture change in adults’ perceptions of themselves as readers. …”
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“…Human studies mostly tested fish oil (or something similar) or amino acids (the building blocks of proteins). …”
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“…As we identify ever more markers, predictors, precursors, and risk factors of disease ever earlier, we realize that we need knowledge about whether they develop into something experienced by the person and threatening to the person’s health. …”
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“…CONCLUSIONS: Taken all together, our findings indicate that the NP I(2) drug delivery system may serve as a novel effective cancer treatment with low degree of side effects. This is something which needs further exploration including confirmation in future clinical trials.…”
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“…RESULTS: We describe the clinical case of a 65-year-old woman who spent 12 years being evaluated by multiple medical and surgical specialties for the following complaint: “sensation of something moving beneath the skin.” At the onset of the complaint, the patient believed that this “strange sensation” was due to a recent tooth procedure. …”
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“…However, later research has suggested that participants’ answers to these studies are plagued with comprehension errors: either people fail to really accept that these universes are deterministic, or they confuse determinism with something else. This had led certain experimenters to conclude that maybe folk intuitions about the compatibility of free will with determinism could not be empirically investigated. …”
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“…In general, patients experiencing a sense of alarm, particularly mothers of sick children, were convinced that something was wrong and had often learned to trust their gut feeling. …”
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“…We argue this missed opportunity has the potential to unfold as what Berlant calls a ‘cruel optimism’, where something desirable becomes an obstacle to flourishing and/or produces harm. …”
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“…Distraction is one of the nonpharmacological techniques that seek to alleviate pain by encouraging the patient to focus on something other than the current procedure. In addition to reducing pain and anxiety during excruciating invasive interventions, distraction techniques reduce the number of interventions required and allow for the completion of interventions in less time.…”
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“…Both evaluation methods demonstrate that the proposed top-k approach recreates the author’s style in a more successful manner and, at the same time, also demonstrate the ability of Artificial Intelligence to generate something as creative as impressionist paintings.…”
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“…In a series of papers, we propose to evaluate FC, however, we are not proposing to create something to be trialled but rather to use research to assess the social return on investment (SROI) and health and economic impact of a ‘real world’ organic initiative so that the feasibility for scale up can be determined. …”
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“…RESULTS: The correlation and regression analyses showed significant negative relationships between three neighborly social capital variables (% who do favors for their neighbors, % who worked with neighbors to improve something, and % who trust all or most of their neighbors) and health outcomes including: % in fair/poor health, premature mortality rate, % diabetic, and % obese. …”
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“…We identified two major mobility patterns that may support circular migration policies: well-integrated physicians with a wish to give something back to their home country, and mobile cosmopolitan physicians who flexibly balance career opportunities and personal/family interests. …”
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“…Third, all students “want to and can do something” that can lead them towards their desired future. …”
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“…Conversely, threat extinction is essentially the reverse of this process, by which animals adaptively learn that something is no longer dangerous. Threat extinction forms the basis of exposure therapy, a cornerstone in the treatment of such disorders, during which patients face their fears in order to overcome them. …”
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“…Therefore, this study aims to report profiling metabolites or phytochemicals, biological activities in terms of antioxidant activity, and potential anti-aging of CS via molecular docking simulation and in vitro modulation of the mTOR/AMPK/SIRT1 pathway. Something new has been obtained from this work, the profile of phytocompounds, and biological activities both in molecular docking simulation and in vitro studies. …”
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“…Such updating is however useful only if action values are sufficiently stable, something that a lack of control may impair. We examined whether self-reported stress uncontrollability during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic predicted impaired reward-learning. …”
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“…This protocol contains 6 scripted prompts to elicit personal narratives in school-age children about times when they experienced feeling happy/excited, worried, annoyed, proud, being in a problem situation, something important. OBJECTIVES: The objectives of this study were to examine the topics of the children’s narratives when they responded to the 6 prompts and draw comparisons with the topics of narratives spoken by children from 10 other countries speaking 8 other languages as described in the original feasibility paper. …”
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“…The trial's presentation of the screening as research made it feel voluntary—something they could legitimately decline. CONCLUSION: Nonparticipants were not resistant to engaging in health‐promoting behaviours, uninformed about screening or unsupportive of its potential benefits. …”
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“…However, distress is often pathologised and individualised; it is seen as a problem within the individual in pain and something to be downplayed, avoided, or fixed. To that end, we situate distress as a normal everyday relational experience circulating, affecting, moving in, through, and across bodies. …”
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