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  1. 3561
    “…The patient was requested to indicate a series of predefined amounts of money (Korean won; 30,000/50,000/100,000/150,000/200,000/300,000/500,000). …”
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  2. 3562
    “…CONCLUSION: Thus, the CV approach of WTC labour instead of money is promising in terms of capturing the total welfare loss of natural disasters, and promising in terms of further application in other developing countries and for other types of natural disasters.…”
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  3. 3563
    por Ostrander, Elaine A, Beale, Holly C
    Publicado 2012
    “…Both have been successful but, like most techniques, each requires a specific combination of time and money, and there are inherent problems associated with each. …”
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  4. 3564
    “…Based on 2009 funding data, approximately $1,565 of research money was spent per S. aureus related death and $750 of was spent per C. difficile related death. …”
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  5. 3565
    “…Prior research using established monetary reward paradigms as a test of non-social reward to compare with social reward may involve confounds in the ability of individuals with ASD to utilize symbolic representation of money and the abstraction required to interpret monetary gains. …”
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  6. 3566
    “…Furthermore, whereas controls discriminated strongly between different people charities, choosing to donate a lot of money to some and very little to others, much less discrimination was seen in the autism group. …”
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  7. 3567
    “…This was followed by resource factors (15.1%) like no time, no money, etc. and psychosocial factors (10.2%) included lack of interest, fear of procedure, etc. …”
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  8. 3568
    “…It suggests that COUN is not cost-effective, but it is unclear whether GET represents value for money compared to BUC. Clinical Trial Registration number at ISRCTN register: 72136156…”
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  9. 3569
    “…Also infection of the implant or bone is one of the main reasons for removing the implant (> 90%), while making money was a motivation for only 1% of the respondents. …”
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  10. 3570
    por Ellis, David A., Jenkins, Rob
    Publicado 2012
    “…The financial cost of missed appointments is so great that even a small percentage reduction in Did Not Attend (DNA) rate could save significant sums of money. Previous studies have identified many factors that predict DNA rate, including patient age, gender, and transport options. …”
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  11. 3571
    por Fries, Brant E, James, Mary L
    Publicado 2012
    “…We examined other characteristics of long-stay residents discharged from nursing facilities by NFT programs, to “flag” similar individuals for outreach in the Money Follows the Person (MFP) initiative. METHODS: Three states identified persons who transitioned between 2001 and 2009 with the assistance of a NFT or MFP program. …”
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  12. 3572
    por Dixon, Matthew L., Christoff, Kalina
    Publicado 2012
    “…To examine this, we took three classic cognitive control tasks (Stroop, Wisconsin Card Sorting Task, Go/No-Go task) and created novel ‘free-choice’ versions in which human subjects were free to select an automatic, pre-potent action, or an action requiring rule-based cognitive control, and earned varying amounts of money based on their choices. Our findings demonstrated that subjects' decision to engage cognitive control was driven by an explicit representation of monetary rewards expected to be obtained from rule-use. …”
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  13. 3573
    “…RESULTS: In the past 6 months, 54.5% of participants reported that on a daily/weekly basis they did not have enough to eat because of a lack of money, while 22.1% reported this type of food insecurity on a monthly basis. …”
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  14. 3574
    “…Using both a non-parametric approach and a classical economic analysis, we asked whether the risk attitudes of human subjects towards money, food and water rewards would change as a function of their internal metabolic state. …”
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  15. 3575
    “…Cost effectiveness of systems was shown to be reliant on initial outlay and amount of usage, and that such services could result in significant savings in time and money for patients [1]. The scoping exercise identified that there was a need for tele-rehabilitation to address the difficulties this population face in travelling to appointments, and that it was feasible as most people already had access to computers with broadband internet connection. …”
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    “…After the cue, participants responded to a target to win money on that trial. Presentation of cues was blocked such that two reward cues associated with $.20, $1.00, or $5.00 were in play on a given block. …”
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  18. 3578
    “…The perception that other recreational activities with family and friends were more fun was the most frequently reported barrier, followed by weather, lack of discipline, lack of free time, lack of money, and lack of friends. Marriage status, educational level, household income, BMI, and physical activity status were shown to be associated with perceived barriers. …”
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  19. 3579
    “…Sexual relationships varied greatly in terms of emotional attachment, commitment, trust, relationship ideals, sexual satisfaction and exchange of money or gifts. Faithfulness was highly valued but largely seen as unobtainable. …”
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  20. 3580
    “…Moreover, participants alluded to the potential of the programme to facilitate more transformational change, for example by enabling families to invest money in assets and income generating activities and by promoting a community-wide sense of responsibility for the support of orphaned and vulnerable children. …”
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