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  1. 6261
    “…Adherence to social distancing recommendations ranged from 45% for “working from home or remotely” to 90% for “avoiding crowded places/non-essential travel”, with men and younger individuals (18–24 years) showing lower adherence compared to women and older individuals. …”
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  2. 6262
    por Morrison, Rebecca, Hemsworth, Paul
    Publicado 2020
    “…The etiology of tail biting remains poorly understood and potential predisposing factors include crowding, poor ventilation, nutrition and health. This experiment examined the stress response of piglets to two common tail docking procedures: docking with either clippers or cauterisation, surgical castration and a sham handling treatment (handling alone). …”
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  3. 6263
    por Regmi, Krishna, Lwin, Cho Mar
    Publicado 2020
    “…Outcomes of interest for impact analysis will include the reduction of COVID-19 transmission, avoiding crowds and restricting movement, isolating ill and psychological impacts. …”
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  4. 6264
    “…About half of the study participants reported that they had gone to crowded places in recent days, did not wear face mask when leaving home, and practiced preventive measures given by local health authorities. …”
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  5. 6265
    “…Oropharyngeal carriage of these isolates can lead to its transmission frequently in healthcare settings between patients and HealthCare workers (HCW) and also common among population living in crowded communities resulting in serious invasive infections. …”
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  6. 6266
    “…Transference of powders between marked/unmarked individuals after copulation was checked in mated individuals, and between same-sex interactions by allowing them to interact under crowded and uncrowded conditions. Identification of the colors included in multiple markings in the same individual was possible when exploring almost all combinations (exception: green–yellow). …”
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  7. 6267
    “…OBJECTIVE: Based on the findings in vHI patients, the current study was performed with a focus on visual control of locomotion in patients with PPV while walking along a crowded hospital hallway. METHODS: Twelve patients with PPV and eleven controls were recruited. …”
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    “…Countries yet to see the peak would benefit substantially by implementing aggressive social distancing, self-isolation, closure of schools and other institutions, encouraging working from home, and/or placing hard limits on the size of crowds at events. Confirmed cases of COVID-19 globally, as of June 9, 2020. …”
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  10. 6270
    “…RESULTS: Compared with adults without CDs, adults with CDs were more likely to adhere to preventive behaviours including wearing a face mask (χ(2)-p<0.001), social distancing (χ(2)-p<0.001), washing or sanitising hands (χ(2)-p<0.001), and avoiding some or all restaurants (χ(2)-p=0.002) and public or crowded places (χ(2)-p=0.001). Adults with a high school degree or below [Adjusted prevalence ratio (aPR):1.82, 95% Confidence interval (CI)1.04 to 3.17], household income <US$50 000 (aPR:2.03, 95% CI 1.34 to 2.72), uninsured (aPR:1.65, 95% CI1.09 to 2.52), employed (aPR:1.48, 95% CI 1.02 to 2.17), residing in rural areas (aPR:1.70, 95% CI 1.01 to 2.85) and without any CD (aPR:1.78, 95% CI 1.24 to 2.55) were more likely to not adhere to COVID-19 preventive behaviours. …”
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  11. 6271
    “…The majority of participants (63.84%) reported that they went to crowded places without putting on a face mask. Of the participants, 243 (60.6%) and 306 (76.3%) had good knowledge of COVID-19 transmission and prevention, respectively. …”
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  12. 6272
    “…In recent decades, TB incidence has declined in high-income countries, but incidence remains high in countries that have high rates of HIV infection, malnutrition, and crowded living conditions. Furthermore, DM prevalence is increasing globally, fueled by obesity. …”
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  13. 6273
    “…Optimizing COVID-19 responses necessitates investment in and sufficient coverage of structural interventions tailored to heterogeneity in social determinants of risk, including household crowding, occupation and structural racism.…”
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  14. 6274
    “…Tortuosity values in the cytoplasm for water and tNAA, obtained with correlation analysis of microscopic parallel diffusivity with respect to GM/WM tissue fraction in the volume of interest, are remarkably similar for both molecules, while exhibiting a clear difference between gray and white matter, suggesting a more crowded cytoplasm and more complex cytomorphology of neuronal cell bodies and dendrites in GM than those found in long-range axons in WM.…”
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  15. 6275
    “…A combination of factors, including patient factors (eg, history, behaviors, complexity, and comorbidity), provider-care team factors (eg, cognitive load and information gathering and synthesis), and system factors (eg, health information technology, crowding, shift-based work, and interruptions) may contribute to diagnostic errors. …”
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  16. 6276
    “…Based on this multiexposure model that included the exposure variables selected by ExWAS and DSA models, child organic food intake was associated with higher fluid intelligence (CPM) scores (beta = 1.18; 95% CI = 0.50, 1.87) and higher working memory (N-Back) scores (0.23; 0.05, 0.41), and child fast food intake (−1.25; −2.10, −0.40), house crowding (−0.39; −0.62, −0.16), and child environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) (−0.89; −1.42, −0.35), were all associated with lower CPM scores. …”
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  17. 6277
    “…Majority of the participants reported facemask wearing (96%), avoiding close contact with people including handshaking (94.8%), consistently followed government recommendations (95.6%), frequent handwashing (94.5%), practiced physical distancing (89.5%), avoided mass gatherings and crowded places (88.1%), restricting movement and travelling (71.8%), and stayed home (35.6%). …”
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  18. 6278
    “…Statin users were older (71.0 versus 58.0 years), more likely to be male (53.3% versus 46.7%), more often diagnosed with comorbidities (for example, ischemic heart disease 23.3% versus 1.6%), more frequently on anticoagulant and antihypertensive treatments, less likely to have a university-level education (34.5% versus 45.4%), and more likely to have a low disposable income (20.6% versus 25.2%), but less likely to reside in crowded housing (6.1% versus 10.3%). A total of 2,545 individuals died from COVID-19 during follow-up, including 765 (0.5%) of the statin users and 1,780 (0.2%) of the nonusers. …”
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  19. 6279
    “…Amongst African participants (n = 5315) age (AOR = 1.068, p < 0.001); male gender (AOR = 1.556, p = 0.001); diabetes (AOR = 1.717, p = 0.002); normal weight, overweight and obesity (relative to underweight: AOR = 1.958, p = 0.006; AOR = 2.118, p = 0.002; AOR = 3.931, p < 0.001); family history of high blood pressure (AOR = 1.485, p = 0.005); and household crowding (AOR = 0.745, p = 0.037) were associated with hypertension. …”
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  20. 6280
    “…Spatial distributions of A. rubrum and Q. rubra showed negative intraspecific correlations in diameters up to at least a 150-m spatial lag, likely indicative of crowding effects in dense forest patches following intensive past land use. …”
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