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  1. 2981
    por Millwood, Sinead
    Publicado 2014
    “…After the third session 100% of the FY1s agreed that the sessions were useful; 53% had changed their practice as a result of something they learned at the sessions. After discussing errors as a group we have worked with the clinical governance department, enacting strategies to avoid repetition of mistakes. …”
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  2. 2982
    “…We hypothesize that the biological properties of mouse lemurs, including their small body size and fast metabolism, may contribute to the temporal intraindividual-level variation, something that should be testable with more-extensive sampling regimes. …”
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  3. 2983
    “…In sum, there may be something special about musicians, perhaps a neurophysiological advantage, that leads to both the expected—greater motor speed at learning—and the surprising—greater motor skill improvement over time.…”
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  4. 2984
    por Piotti, Patrizia, Kaminski, Juliane
    Publicado 2016
    “…This showing behaviour in dogs is thought to be something dogs use intentionally and referentially. …”
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  5. 2985
    “…These patients were admitted through outpatient department with complains of something coming out of anus, constipation and per rectal bleeding. …”
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  6. 2986
    “…One new result that emerged as something positive was that some informants described that although the ED was a source of conflict in the family, it had led to greater awareness of the importance of gaining sufficient energy and had contributed to better meal situations in the family. …”
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  7. 2987
    por Ruefli, Terry, Rogers, Susan J
    Publicado 2004
    “…The outcomes included ways of 1) making money; 2) getting something good to eat; 3) being housed/homeless; 4) relating to families; 5) getting needed programs/benefits/services; 6) handling health problems; 7) handling negative emotions; 8) handling legal problems; 9) improving oneself; and 10) handling drug-use problems. …”
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  8. 2988
    por Flacking, Renée, Dykes, Fiona
    Publicado 2017
    “…‘Relational breastfeeding’ was underpinned by the basic themes, ‘good enough breast’, ‘something in between’ and ‘tranquil moment’. ‘Progression’ was underpinned by the basic themes, ‘learning quicker’, ‘short-term solution’ and ‘rescue remedy’. …”
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  9. 2989
    “…Regret was measured on a Likert scale asking men how much they agreed with the statement “It [the biopsy] is something I regret.” RESULTS: Three hundred thirty-five men responded to the survey. …”
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  11. 2991
    “…Through the development of the PFRF, we found that making changes based on patient feedback is a complex multi-tiered process and not something that ward staff can simply ‘do’. First, staff must exhibit normative legitimacy – the belief that listening to patients is a worthwhile exercise. …”
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  12. 2992
    “…In addition, participants in the high compunction condition reported increased intergroup anxiety and increased self-anxiety (anxiety around thinking or doing something that is prejudiced). Participants in the high compunction condition also reported reduced expectancies of self-efficacy (i.e., they were less confident that they would be able to make a good impression).…”
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  13. 2993
    “…CONCLUSIONS: The results suggest that dietary diversity was perceived as something all people, both rich and poor, could achieve. …”
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  14. 2994
    “…But has cognitive neuroscience indeed something to offer when studying the arts? Here we present a theoretical frame within which the concept of complementarity as a generative or creative principle is proposed; neurocognitive processes are characterized by the duality of complementary activities like bottom-up and top-down control, or logistical functions like temporal control and content functions like perceptions in the neural machinery. …”
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  15. 2995
    “…Thus, the lack of effect on migration may have been due to something other than the dose. In a similar study in this issue of Acta Orthopaedica, we found that migration could be reduced with denosumab (Ledin et al. 2017). …”
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  16. 2996
    “…These kinds of measures have the potential to spur students' interest in STEM subjects—something that in the present study proved to be especially beneficial for women's positive self-concept when studying STEM topics.…”
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  17. 2997
    “…The patient did not report any perceptual experience of the stimulus features except for a feeling that something appeared in the blind hemifield. Interestingly, in the lesioned left hemisphere, following stimulus presentation to the blind hemifield, we found an event-related potential (ERP) N1 component at a post-stimulus onset latency of 180–260 ms and a source generator in the left BA 19. …”
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    “…The most common barriers to screening were fear of finding out something wrong (48.1%), not knowing what will be done during screening (54.3%), belief that PCa is not a serious disease (55.8%), and belief that DRE is embarrassing (56.6%). …”
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