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quadgram	frequency
social distancing and isolation	40
in the united states	34
as a result of	32
the novel h n	31
the preprint in perpetuity	30
a license to display	30
medrxiv a license to	30
license to display the	30
has granted medrxiv a	30
granted medrxiv a license	30
to display the preprint	30
who has granted medrxiv	30
display the preprint in	30
the copyright holder for	29
participants were asked to	29
copyright holder for this	29
it is important to	28
in the context of	28
international license it is	27
made available under a	27
it is made available	27
is made available under	27
license it is made	27
u r n a	26
p r o o	26
j o u r	26
r n a l	26
l p r e	26
r o o f	26
o u r n	26
n a l p	26
a l p r	26
severe acute respiratory syndrome	25
transcranial direct current stimulation	25
which was not peer	24
holder for this preprint	24
available under a author	22
in the face of	22
the end of the	22
of this study was	22
under a author funder	22
on the other hand	21
over the course of	21
as well as the	20
people living with hiv	20
as part of the	20
the world health organization	19
at the time of	19
this study was to	19
the start of the	19
one of the most	19
is one of the	18
centers for disease control	18
are more likely to	18
one of the participants	18
participants in this study	17
to participate in the	17
for disease control and	17
results related to psychiatric	17
at the same time	17
at the end of	17
related to psychiatric disorders	16
it is possible that	16
disease control and prevention	16
in the present study	15
in the right place	15
the focus group participants	15
in relation to the	14
are presented in table	14
supplemental nutrition assistance program	14
the course of the	14
middle east respiratory syndrome	14
in accordance with the	14
the majority of participants	13
to be able to	13
purpose of this study	13
infection prevention and control	13
a systematic review of	13
at the start of	13
as one participant explained	13
aging in the right	13
to novel h n	13
for novel h n	13
used in this study	13
details omitted for double	12
the performance of the	12
in the field of	12
the impact of the	11
most of the participants	11
the purpose of the	11
in the current study	11
of the participants were	11
for allocation to children	11
the level of fatigue	11
was approved by the	11
department of health and	11
at a local level	11
as one participant stated	11
novel h n influenza	11
in the local area	11
flexible textile strain sensors	11
in response to the	10
in a way that	10
the spread of covid	10
a systematic review and	10
of transcranial direct current	10
our findings suggest that	10
the purpose of this	10
quality of life and	10
of the novel h	10
the role of technology	10
the side effects of	10
intent to be vaccinated	10
of health and human	10
the extent to which	10
the importance of the	10
systematic review and meta	10
were more likely to	10
rating of perceived exertion	10
of this study is	10
health and human services	10
novel h n pandemic	9
important to note that	9
has been shown to	9
novel h n outbreak	9
the vast majority of	9
participants were also asked	9
participants reported that they	9
in a variety of	9
focus group participants indicated	9
in their social lives	9
to take the test	9
and quality of life	9
the randomised controlled trial	9
study was approved by	9
and personal protective equipment	9
in the intervention group	9
group participants indicated that	9
on the basis of	9
to prevent the disease	9
consent was obtained from	9
in terms of the	9
the results of the	9
distancing and isolation measures	9
neutral with regard to	8
that there is a	8
participants stated that they	8
to the start of	8
prior to the start	8
role of technology in	8
maps and institutional affiliations	8
experiences of awaiting a	8
pregnant and postpartum women	8
claims in published maps	8
the nominal group method	8
no conflicts of interest	8
by the focus group	8
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	8
to jurisdictional claims in	8
review of the literature	8
connections at a local	8
the first phase of	8
musculoskeletal care coordination service	8
would like to thank	8
at and weeks post	8
participating in our study	8
as soon as possible	8
was one of the	8
data collection and analysis	8
in the number of	8
regard to jurisdictional claims	8
in an outpatient clinical	8
nature remains neutral with	8
remains neutral with regard	8
are shown in table	8
with regard to jurisdictional	8
the total number of	8
participants were able to	8
springer nature remains neutral	8
internet access at home	8
a total of participants	8
of the design process	8
the institutional review board	8
in ir of iran	8
novel h n patients	8
h n influenza pandemic	8
gbmsm living with hiv	8
majority of the participants	8
they were able to	8
an outpatient clinical setting	8
in published maps and	8
published maps and institutional	8
of aging in place	8
a large number of	8
jurisdictional claims in published	8
should be able to	8
preference for allocation to	7
included in the main	7
feasibility and safety of	7
response to novel h	7
we were able to	7
we would like to	7
in a research study	7
that they have no	7
research results related to	7
participants were asked about	7
estimate the level of	7
informal caregivers of palliative	7
the small sample size	7
the authors declare that	7
men who have sex	7
is important to note	7
racially ethnically diverse gbmsm	7
social and psychological impacts	7
has the potential to	7
participants in our study	7
the current state of	7
that they would be	7
who have sex with	7
issues other than gender	7
interacting with their pet	7
with the aim of	7
the borg rpe scale	7
a test result for	7
be vaccinated against covid	7
technology in their social	7
the united states and	7
are outlined in table	7
at the beginning of	7
within the past months	7
systematic review of the	7
stoic and altruistic orientation	7
the centers for disease	7
public awareness about covid	7
no conflict of interest	7
participants also reported that	7
the application of tdcs	7
increase the risk of	7
improve connections at a	7
note springer nature remains	7
to improve connections at	7
in the absence of	7
were asked to rate	7
the supplemental nutrition assistance	7
the moral reasoning exercise	7
a prospective cohort study	7
the aim of this	7
of personal protective equipment	7
in this study were	7
have sex with men	7
as a starting point	7
and the importance of	7
awaiting a test result	7
to be vaccinated against	7
phase of the study	7
group participants reported that	7
from person to person	7
focus group participants reported	7
of the most common	7
to take care of	7
of the focus groups	7
this study was approved	7
during a prolonged run	7
first phase of the	7
direct health care costs	6
toward a potential sars	6
some of the participants	6
altruistic orientation towards their	6
as one of the	6
have been shown to	6
attitudes toward a potential	6
of the research team	6
this study is that	6
of the randomised controlled	6
meet the needs of	6
the participants who completed	6
were found to be	6
aim of this study	6
there is a lack	6
participants included in the	6
of interest to declare	6
participate in the study	6
side effects of cim	6
is the author funder	6
many focus group participants	6
the focus group members	6
higher scores indicating higher	6
it is important that	6
the first case of	6
prior to participating in	6
social determinants of health	6
report their rpe score	6
their rpe score every	6
in the process of	6
adult children and grandchildren	6
a lot of people	6
to the fact that	6
results should be returned	6
is a lack of	6
conflicts of interest to	6
to social distancing and	6
positive and negative affect	6
in addition to the	6
had the potential to	6
of social distancing practices	6
there was no significant	6
and altruistic orientation towards	6
focus group participants stated	6
the spread of the	6
it is important for	6
that they did not	6
as part of their	6
hospital performance in biological	6
this study was designed	6
tdcs in an outpatient	6
think i will get	6
in people living with	6
to take a covid	6
should be offered to	6
students and instructors professors	6
research is needed to	6
in psychiatric genetics research	6
table shows that of	6
they were asked to	6
the degree to which	6
activities of daily living	6
have a responsibility to	6
of the most important	6
one participant described it	6
was to explore the	6
a moral reasoning exercise	6
orientation towards their work	6
of severe acute respiratory	6
caregivers of palliative patients	6
one of the main	6
organizational application deployment automation	6
across the united states	6
score every three minutes	6
in the focus group	6
asked participants to describe	6
that there is no	6
opportunities to improve connections	6
to a lack of	6
and after case reporting	6
perceived high mental burden	6
informed consent was obtained	6
impact of the pandemic	6
of aging in the	6
a number of participants	6
the social distancing and	6
the use of technology	6
with higher scores indicating	6
participants of the randomised	6
to report their rpe	6
intend to be vaccinated	6
authors declare that they	6
more than of participants	6
participants in the current	6
one focus group member	6
stay in a research	6
a machine learning approach	6
in terms of quality	6
random forest machine learning	6
participants who completed their	6
health and social policy	6
women living with hiv	6
severe illness from covid	6
risk participants in research	6
had at least one	6
values of the first	6
in the focus groups	6
as a means of	6
connectedness in later life	6
of social distancing and	6
group participants stated that	6
study was to explore	6
to the use of	6
during the course of	6
on social distancing and	6
was provided by the	6
assisted with treatment development	6
of the importance of	6
an important factor in	6
can be found in	6
into a leadership role	6
declare that they have	6
lessons learned from past	6
the ministry of health	6
by the end of	6
rpe score every three	6
a sample size of	6
important for their profession	6
to the moral reasoning	6
limitation of this study	6
receipt of influenza vaccine	5
and stuff like that	5
participants in assisted living	5
during the novel h	5
our analysis of the	5
the rating of perceived	5
the ways in which	5
in the medical field	5
to stay in a	5
authors would like to	5
the source of the	5
neither agree nor disagree	5
for each of the	5
a random forest machine	5
if a participant is	5
it is likely that	5
factors that had the	5
the declaration of helsinki	5
with respect to the	5
factors in hospital performance	5
a randomised controlled trial	5
in relation to their	5
which was not certified	5
who agreed to participate	5
for the first time	5
of the participants who	5
of death unknown beta	5
were assessed for eligibility	5
the writing of the	5
to take a test	5
the authors would like	5
modes of transmission of	5
the psychological impact of	5
influenza preparedness and response	5
quality of life in	5
for some of the	5
the primary purpose of	5
preferences for health resource	5
start of the study	5
one participant described the	5
the proportion of participants	5
forest machine learning algorithm	5
are available from the	5
course of the semester	5
social relationships in terms	5
higher levels of depression	5
spread of the virus	5
a result of the	5
perceptions and experiences of	5
a broad range of	5
a potential sars cov	5
for this this version	5
in the development of	5
the comfort of the	5
for a potential covid	5
a wide range of	5
that cognitive empathy is	5
symptoms of the disease	5
due to the fact	5
participated in this study	5
living in the area	5
there are a number	5
completed their care plan	5
pandemic influenza preparedness and	5
this version posted september	5
use of personal protective	5
their current level of	5
the need for more	5
there is a need	5
first case of covid	5
were asked about their	5
obtained from all participants	5
in response to receiving	5
to participating in our	5
of the uk public	5
that the use of	5
the cdc and who	5
to test for covid	5
time of death unknown	5
the use of the	5
more likely to be	5
that had the potential	5
is in line with	5
involving human participants were	5
for health resource allocation	5
was found to be	5
be offered to participants	5
not intend to be	5
on a university campus	5
h n influenza a	5
are a number of	5
with a deviated septum	5
of sodium hypochlorite bleach	5
the quality of life	5
to want to take	5
transactional model of coping	5
the rest of the	5
and assisted with treatment	5
in line with the	5
a starting point for	5
these results suggest that	5
deceased months ago beta	5
the best way to	5
expressed as mg dl	5
focus group participants discussed	5
a greater sense of	5
of tdcs in an	5
a stoic and altruistic	5
as one participant noted	5
not included in the	5
holder for this this	5
preprint the copyright holder	5
focus group member stated	5
a strong professional identity	5
as well as their	5
white blood cell counts	5
of the side effects	5
the nature of the	5
participants should be able	5
due to a lack	5
certified by peer review	5
asked to rate their	5
technology and associated icts	5
for older adult caregivers	5
took part in the	5
of infection prevention and	5
not certified by peer	5
in a study of	5
to estimate the level	5
many of the participants	5
is based on the	5
of the study were	5
geographically proximate social relationships	5
at least one participant	5
all members of the	5
spinal cord injury pain	5
on the impact of	5
were asked to report	5
of fatigue during running	5
the fact that the	5
was answered by participants	5
rpe scores during the	5
a is the author	5
to the novel h	5
this is consistent with	5
transmitted from person to	5
distancing and social isolation	5
as well as by	5
from the corresponding author	5
as the use of	5
genetic research results to	5
a perceived high mental	5
the number of participants	5
to impact negatively on	5
technology in later life	5
among people living with	5
during the prolonged run	5
available from the corresponding	5
ten simple rules for	5
the context of covid	5
about the importance of	5
findings of this study	5
the results of this	5
the eastern mediterranean meeting	5
potential to impact negatively	5
the use of social	5
the middle east respiratory	5
and the use of	5
mindfulness and or meditation	5
from the general population	5
of the study and	5
frequency of hand washing	5
the result of the	5
n influenza a pandemic	5
who completed their care	5
and safety of tdcs	5
the severe acute respiratory	5
level of public awareness	5
to their social lives	5
learned from past disasters	5
we do not find	5
another participant described the	5
genetic research results related	5
to be used in	5
level of fatigue during	5
the immediate local area	5
with friends and family	5
of the novel coronavirus	5
recess area by class	5
the frequency of tdcs	5
this this version posted	5
did not intend to	5
shortening the school week	5
the authors declare no	5
social distancing and social	5
small cell lung cancer	5
did not respond to	5
were aware of the	5
and characteristics of the	5
cognitive empathy is important	5
to respond to the	5
were asked to provide	5
impact of the covid	5
diverse gbmsm living with	5
the design of the	5
controlling the spread of	5
that have to be	5
the potential to impact	5
the course of a	5
consistent with previous research	5
of the study population	5
with younger family members	5
proximate social relationships in	5
available under a is	5
before and after case	5
ethnically diverse gbmsm living	5
in the form of	5
use in later life	5
outside the united states	5
prevent the spread of	5
indicated that they would	5
relationships in terms of	5
worry about own health	5
of the participants in	5
and its impact on	5
under a is the	5
was obtained from all	5
in the past year	5
a randomized controlled trial	5
based on the im	5
that they were not	5
individual genetic research results	5
the early days of	5
to ensure that the	5
the findings of this	5
was not certified by	5
the importance of social	5
to address gaps in	5
and use of technology	5
interviews were conducted by	5
to take a costless	4
hospital incident command system	4
the prolonged run for	4
of osteoarthritis of the	4
in the recovery process	4
in conjunction with the	4
should be delayed if	4
is experiencing significant psychiatric	4
with technology in relation	4
in this study was	4
as part of a	4
the decision to test	4
not be able to	4
to take part in	4
is possible that the	4
in their first semester	4
will get the coronavirus	4
was used to analyze	4
one episode of myelosuppression	4
focus groups are outlined	4
a wider range of	4
one focus group participant	4
child health and social	4
randomised controlled trial of	4
findings should be offered	4
the importance of self	4
during the nominal group	4
the lack of a	4
aging in place to	4
trust in government and	4
use sodium hypochlorite bleach	4
that they would prefer	4
an increase in the	4
participants believed that the	4
to the lack of	4
for children or adults	4
choosing among five approaches	4
gave an agreement rating	4
sodium hypochlorite bleach with	4
loneliness in older adults	4
a feasible approach for	4
the use of tdcs	4
social distancing practices in	4
identified issues other than	4
explore the experiences of	4
to be less feasible	4
the transactional model of	4
risk of severe illness	4
technology in relation to	4
were included in the	4
the primary outcome measure	4
age range and gender	4
the participants in the	4
perceived needs related to	4
over a period of	4
has been linked to	4
stay in contact with	4
later amendments or comparable	4
were asked to complete	4
the strategic national stockpile	4
participants indicated that they	4
during the last days	4
interest the authors declare	4
the missing link in	4
study was funded by	4
the trial will be	4
friendly cities and communities	4
need to be trained	4
of awaiting a test	4
shows the distribution of	4
information about the disease	4
feasible approach for the	4
and prevention methods of	4
perceptions of the app	4
be taken into account	4
groups are outlined in	4
removed from the study	4
experiencing significant psychiatric symptoms	4
of participant preferences for	4
of psychiatric genetics researchers	4
school psychology graduate students	4
of the study to	4
to and of healthcare	4
was the lack of	4
withdrew from the study	4
donning and doffing ppe	4
publication of this article	4
students of minority status	4
participants did not receive	4
this study was conducted	4
should be noted that	4
prior receipt of influenza	4
of god on people	4
this study was the	4
standards of the institutional	4
considered the most feasible	4
a public health emergency	4
in a research project	4
conducted in accordance with	4
of the training program	4
does not seem to	4
how many of you	4
you will get the	4
among the participants who	4
with the ethical standards	4
that a significant challenge	4
declaration and its later	4
use among older adults	4
the percentage of participants	4
direct current stimulation on	4
and participants were asked	4
votes during the nominal	4
participants did not respond	4
to the importance of	4
loss of structure and	4
relation to their social	4
more likely to take	4
figure shows the distribution	4
concerns and negative perceptions	4
ways in which they	4
is likely to be	4
method portion of the	4
as a tool to	4
declare no conflict of	4
septoplasty versus medical management	4
of participants and non	4
participant preferences for children	4
for low back pain	4
as one focus group	4
or publication of this	4
awareness and prevention methods	4
to stay in contact	4
caring for novel h	4
descriptive statistics were used	4
reported positive impressions of	4
disaster preparedness and response	4
of septoplasty versus medical	4
intending to be vaccinated	4
accordance with the ethical	4
within a short time	4
participants at the asian	4
men and women living	4
can be used to	4
reliable sources of information	4
with a list of	4
to psychiatric disorders should	4
selected or on the	4
participants were encouraged to	4
preferences for allocation to	4
to be due to	4
enrolled in the study	4
test result for a	4
the potential to be	4
institutional review board of	4
the analysis of the	4
and the risk of	4
have the potential to	4
participants at the latin	4
study was conducted in	4
to the participants prior	4
human participants were in	4
with the exception of	4
linked the disease with	4
or comparable ethical standards	4
performance in biological events	4
as the ability to	4
in the use of	4
lack of internet access	4
and other men who	4
that they would have	4
to higher levels of	4
the average frequency of	4
through the use of	4
to participate in a	4
the quintet recruitment intervention	4
amendments or comparable ethical	4
to meet the needs	4
link in best practice	4
and activities in the	4
did not receive any	4
with a history of	4
the last tdcs session	4
not respond to the	4
that received the most	4
a deviated nasal septum	4
of interest the authors	4
in three of the	4
the rpe score of	4
to enroll in a	4
peak values of the	4
and participation in the	4
public perceptions and experiences	4
its later amendments or	4
the new york times	4
during an influenza pandemic	4
technology use in later	4
management and healthcare policy	4
be delayed if a	4
days of the pandemic	4
to participate in this	4
children and young people	4
at the latin american	4
living with hiv in	4
positive impressions of tdcs	4
with a range of	4
the notion of aging	4
for a total of	4
it is necessary to	4
of severe illness from	4
am i going to	4
an important part of	4
older adults and their	4
a representative sample of	4
researchers have a responsibility	4
in order to ensure	4
the outbreak of covid	4
those most likely to	4
and their ability to	4
the present research indicates	4
due to lack of	4
been living in the	4
group method portion of	4
of people living with	4
and the impact on	4
takes a value if	4
predict the rating of	4
is related to the	4
the control of at	4
who were able to	4
a series of questions	4
of awaiting a covid	4
to be the most	4
social connectedness in later	4
the study was conducted	4
in addition to this	4
about their own health	4
missing link in best	4
novel h n flu	4
response to the covid	4
at the asian meeting	4
think of any ways	4
and their family members	4
in the prior year	4
of technology use in	4
the study consisted of	4
received the most votes	4
in infection control and	4
the focus group method	4
treatment and infection control	4
participants are presented in	4
to better understand the	4
are shown in the	4
to a moral reasoning	4
meeting was attended by	4
the focus of the	4
part of routine operations	4
participate in this study	4
had a higher asa	4
with the declaration of	4
of the intervention was	4
the first level regressor	4
and its later amendments	4
of internet access at	4
scores indicating higher levels	4
the initiation of the	4
school psychology training programs	4
due to the lack	4
was used to elicit	4
is presented in table	4
day to day activities	4
is going to be	4
portion of the focus	4
government shutdown and subsequent	4
other than gender as	4
money to buy food	4
participants linked the disease	4
blind reviewing details omitted	4
handbook of qualitative research	4
in the design process	4
for the allocation of	4
at least one chronic	4
at increased risk for	4
expressed a desire to	4
it is not possible	4
of the role of	4
at odds with the	4
the prospective telemonitoring study	4
other men who have	4
and or publication of	4
first and second model	4
a value if a	4
notion of aging in	4
is consistent with the	4
is an important factor	4
the importance of ipc	4
conflict of interest the	4
are likely to be	4
in randomised controlled trials	4
this is the first	4
been shown to be	4
family members who were	4
shared concerns and negative	4
the coefficient of determination	4
risk management and healthcare	4
purpose of the study	4
the most frequently cited	4
to be associated with	4
their perceptions of the	4
of older people in	4
research has shown that	4
dropped out of the	4
in all focus groups	4
take a costless covid	4
participant is experiencing significant	4
it should be noted	4
of participants stated that	4
infection prevention guidance for	4
used to estimate the	4
personal risk for coronavirus	4
a result of their	4
education and reference materials	4
they were aware of	4
also asked participants to	4
shows that of participants	4
nominal group method portion	4
and surface disinfection frequency	4
in a clinical setting	4
value if a participant	4
identified by the focus	4
characteristics of the participants	4
and women living with	4
a longitudinal research study	4
part of the survey	4
the risk of infection	4
for the focus group	4
connections and characteristics of	4
at least one episode	4
and of healthcare workers	4
to analyze the data	4
focus group participants described	4
participants who did not	4
can be transmitted from	4
a significant challenge to	4
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