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trigram	frequency
of the participants	118
as well as	112
one of the	96
in this study	86
the importance of	85
the use of	84
novel h n	74
based on the	72
focus group participants	68
of the study	66
of this study	59
the united states	58
in terms of	57
this study was	55
in order to	54
social distancing and	51
the impact of	49
the number of	49
due to the	49
participants were asked	48
were asked to	47
a number of	46
part of the	45
the need for	44
the focus group	43
to participate in	43
some of the	42
quality of life	41
living with hiv	41
it is important	41
distancing and isolation	41
the ability to	40
a systematic review	40
more likely to	40
in relation to	38
as a result	37
according to the	37
as part of	37
a variety of	37
the spread of	37
at least one	36
world health organization	36
be able to	35
in the united	35
there is a	35
in response to	35
such as the	35
related to the	35
as one participant	35
a result of	34
the lack of	34
in the study	34
in addition to	34
need to be	33
were able to	33
the risk of	33
participants reported that	32
aging in place	32
to be vaccinated	32
is important to	32
to be a	32
which was not	32
the context of	32
a total of	32
a lot of	32
to display the	32
in later life	31
of the intervention	31
the novel h	31
a license to	30
granted medrxiv a	30
medrxiv a license	30
has granted medrxiv	30
preprint in perpetuity	30
the preprint in	30
a lack of	30
who has granted	30
personal protective equipment	30
license to display	30
display the preprint	30
the copyright holder	30
of the most	29
the role of	29
holder for this	29
in our study	29
the end of	29
copyright holder for	29
participants in the	28
prior to the	28
was used to	28
in the context	28
the course of	28
the time of	28
made available under	27
end of the	27
it is made	27
is made available	27
international license it	27
acute respiratory syndrome	27
because of the	27
available under a	27
of the disease	27
a range of	27
license it is	27
o o f	26
of older adults	26
r n a	26
understanding of the	26
l p r	26
the participants were	26
p r e	26
the need to	26
that there is	26
the majority of	26
u r n	26
a l p	26
n a l	26
r o o	26
o u r	26
j o u	26
participants indicated that	26
p r o	26
that they would	26
response to the	26
severe acute respiratory	25
direct current stimulation	25
the current study	25
transcranial direct current	25
randomised controlled trial	24
the start of	24
the most important	24
the level of	24
was not peer	24
to ensure that	24
in accordance with	24
the present study	24
of the pandemic	24
most of the	24
for this preprint	24
at the time	23
a sense of	23
the focus groups	23
the fact that	23
the purpose of	23
in the face	23
members of the	23
of the covid	23
included in the	23
the effects of	23
on the other	23
were used to	22
participation in the	22
the local area	22
in the future	22
return of results	22
under a author	22
number of participants	22
the design process	22
of social distancing	22
a author funder	22
information about the	22
likely to be	22
study was to	22
the face of	22
to take a	22
the performance of	21
the development of	21
are more likely	21
the study was	21
review of the	21
the other hand	21
of participants who	21
would like to	21
the effectiveness of	21
black african american	21
one participant explained	21
this study is	21
is one of	21
that they were	21
over the course	21
for older adults	21
people living with	20
among older adults	20
of the program	20
aware of the	20
sodium hypochlorite bleach	20
for disease control	20
that can be	20
well as the	20
start of the	20
to understand the	20
participated in the	20
a review of	20
the world health	20
participants in this	19
the nature of	19
many of the	19
approved by the	19
one participant described	19
majority of participants	19
there was a	19
genetic research results	19
the potential to	19
systematic review of	19
before and after	19
in the community	19
participants stated that	19
presented in table	19
at the same	19
due to covid	19
there was no	19
that they had	19
participate in the	19
health care workers	18
the same time	18
h n influenza	18
going to be	18
of older people	18
provided by the	18
the most common	18
of health and	18
and public health	18
for this study	18
reported that they	18
related to covid	18
impact of the	18
centers for disease	18
participants did not	18
at the end	18
with their pet	18
the research team	18
disease control and	18
in patients with	17
spinal cord injury	17
related to psychiatric	17
younger family members	17
the process of	17
in the present	17
during the covid	17
the aim of	17
institutional review board	17
preparedness and response	17
to engage in	17
it is also	17
all of the	17
analysis of the	17
the results of	17
a need for	17
in the past	17
results related to	17
in line with	17
psychiatric genetics researchers	17
used in this	17
to use technology	17
older adult caregivers	16
use of technology	16
to have a	16
in the right	16
the survey was	16
randomized controlled trial	16
perceptions of the	16
department of health	16
they did not	16
is an important	16
of the population	16
is possible that	16
participants were also	16
that it is	16
been shown to	16
in this paper	16
to psychiatric disorders	16
are shown in	16
to assess the	16
in the field	16
based on a	16
in the first	16
in the current	16
are presented in	16
participants felt that	16
their social lives	16
the field of	16
to do so	16
allocation to children	16
it is possible	16
the value of	16
their ability to	16
of the novel	16
stated that they	16
control and prevention	16
take care of	15
of public health	15
the feasibility of	15
in the program	15
in the intervention	15
focused on the	15
to the participants	15
the right place	15
results should be	15
with respect to	15
based stress reduction	15
can be used	15
with regard to	15
use of the	15
to be the	15
they would be	15
higher levels of	15
one focus group	15
in the usa	15
participants noted that	15
the presence of	15
nutrition assistance program	15
the management of	15
the benefits of	15
the general population	15
in the us	15
the effect of	15
found to be	15
one participant stated	15
out of the	15
relation to the	14
in the design	14
course of the	14
in older adults	14
to stay in	14
donning and doffing	14
to prevent the	14
supplemental nutrition assistance	14
findings suggest that	14
of aging in	14
purpose of this	14
is based on	14
was approved by	14
there is no	14
the decision to	14
in some cases	14
they had been	14
the outbreak of	14
middle east respiratory	14
accordance with the	14
high levels of	14
moral reasoning exercise	14
the frequency of	14
east respiratory syndrome	14
and use of	14
it is not	14
it would be	14
to meet the	14
purpose of the	14
part of a	14
we found that	14
and quality of	14
in the uk	14
prevention and control	14
at the start	14
after case reporting	14
that could be	13
flexible textile strain	13
side effects of	13
may not be	13
h n pandemic	13
of the app	13
about how to	13
positive and negative	13
all participants were	13
a research study	13
each of the	13
were also asked	13
the experiences of	13
the participants who	13
to note that	13
to respond to	13
was associated with	13
to be able	13
the absence of	13
it can be	13
most likely to	13
characteristics of the	13
a reduction in	13
conflicts of interest	13
aging in the	13
level of fatigue	13
to take the	13
infection prevention and	13
we did not	13
low back pain	13
a leadership role	13
two of the	13
changes in the	13
consent was obtained	13
the study and	13
to novel h	13
systematic review and	13
from the study	13
may have been	13
social distancing practices	13
be used to	13
of the data	13
study was conducted	13
in the same	13
for novel h	13
future research should	12
the disease and	12
do not have	12
participants at the	12
health and social	12
role in the	12
of the trial	12
veterans with ptsd	12
and did not	12
of participants were	12
the findings of	12
more than one	12
in saudi arabia	12
the authors declare	12
consistent with the	12
take the test	12
used in the	12
for the study	12
it has been	12
the moral reasoning	12
in which the	12
to ensure the	12
the general public	12
being able to	12
the relationship between	12
were asked about	12
focus group members	12
declarative deployment models	12
in a research	12
omitted for double	12
a way that	12
to explore the	12
for all participants	12
conflict of interest	12
performance of the	12
ways in which	12
sources of information	12
are likely to	12
is associated with	12
an influenza pandemic	12
in the focus	12
during a pandemic	12
racially ethnically diverse	12
a set of	12
there are a	12
for allocation to	12
morbidity and mortality	12
posttraumatic stress disorder	12
nature of the	12
in their own	12
spread of covid	12
details omitted for	12
more than of	12
textile strain sensors	12
of infectious diseases	12
and weeks post	12
at a local	12
a prolonged run	12
ministry of health	12
compared to the	12
respond to the	12
in the local	12
in health care	12
older adults in	12
associated with a	12
the percentage of	12
data were collected	12
ranging from to	12
did not have	12
types of information	12
indicated that they	11
participants were not	11
that participants were	11
of perceived exertion	11
participants were recruited	11
participants of the	11
as a means	11
use of social	11
as compared to	11
underlying health conditions	11
social distancing measures	11
role of technology	11
school psychology training	11
of the survey	11
that they have	11
experiences of the	11
of the virus	11
in the medical	11
the ability of	11
about the disease	11
of the following	11
was provided by	11
of those who	11
health and human	11
importance of the	11
ir of iran	11
living in the	11
a focus group	11
of the workshop	11
of the main	11
were invited to	11
interacting with their	11
is important for	11
recruitment and retention	11
is consistent with	11
results of the	11
large number of	11
of robotic pets	11
be used in	11
risk of severe	11
in the hospital	11
the design of	11
of the interview	11
incident command system	11
of participants reported	11
concerns about the	11
respiratory syndrome coronavirus	11
of health care	11
of the research	11
that they could	11
of the first	11
in which they	11
this is a	11
and it is	11
have to be	11
in their social	11
was conducted in	11
to interact with	11
qualitative content analysis	11
not going to	11
care coordination service	11
and how it	11
a local level	11
review and meta	11
health care professionals	11
in the area	11
extent to which	11
associated with the	11
the side effects	11
rating of perceived	11
transmission of covid	11
lessons learned from	11
pandemic influenza preparedness	10
the potential for	10
of technology in	10
this study were	10
the needs of	10
the randomised controlled	10
on social distancing	10
shown in table	10
the extent to	10
the findings from	10
was obtained from	10
the quality of	10
was designed to	10
need for more	10
for participants to	10
the chronic disease	10
is that it	10
family and friends	10
was used for	10
part of their	10
the benefit of	10
outpatient clinical setting	10
to better understand	10
another participant described	10
was related to	10
focusing on the	10
involved in the	10
around the world	10
the benefit disruption	10
the safety of	10
the opportunity to	10
older adults with	10
of healthcare workers	10
to describe the	10
each of these	10
as opposed to	10
at a time	10
friends and family	10
of the design	10
asked participants to	10
a series of	10
the participants in	10
to deal with	10
participants who completed	10
h n outbreak	10
with the pet	10
increased risk of	10
has been shown	10
of transcranial direct	10
and isolation measures	10
the asian meeting	10
at the beginning	10
is needed to	10
result of the	10
information about covid	10
our findings suggest	10
in the number	10
important to note	10
compared with participants	10
there has been	10
contributed to the	10
were more likely	10
to be more	10
public awareness about	10
a qualitative study	10
participants believed that	10
the first model	10
it is a	10
of hospitals in	10
is that the	10
in contrast to	10
to make a	10
the application of	10
the present research	10
a list of	10
of the public	10
the duration of	10
participants also reported	10
attitudes and practices	10
of life and	10
older adults who	10
for older people	10
by the participants	10
intent to be	10
of the pet	10
if they were	10
was one of	10
the proportion of	10
findings should be	10
and human services	10
in infection control	10
and characteristics of	10
risk participants in	10
in a way	10
due to a	10
in biological disasters	10
at and weeks	10
portion of the	10
at risk of	10
participant described the	10
level sci pain	10
the university of	10
were aware of	10
to the covid	10
in school psychology	10
were included in	10
the questionnaire was	9
testing for covid	9
to increase the	9
vast majority of	9
table shows that	9
the school day	9
the efficacy of	9
and safety of	9
to examine the	9
and of participants	9
to mitigate the	9
the basis of	9
data collection and	9
in an outpatient	9
of the authors	9
health resource allocation	9
of social media	9
the vast majority	9
the type of	9
prospective cohort study	9
using the app	9
familiar with the	9
the intervention group	9
we find that	9
the total number	9
on their own	9
to focus on	9
going to do	9
back to the	9
in disaster preparedness	9
as it was	9
the form of	9
the novel coronavirus	9
be due to	9
of the literature	9
of technology use	9
emerged from the	9
awareness of the	9
the nominal group	9
and management of	9
in light of	9
in a variety	9
has been reported	9
social and psychological	9
the range of	9
outlined in table	9
these types of	9
a study of	9
the severity of	9
and reference materials	9
phase of the	9
the corresponding author	9
should be returned	9
on how to	9
a large number	9
in the health	9
study was approved	9
the past months	9
to pandemic influenza	9
participants and non	9
the source of	9
half of the	9
as soon as	9
as the most	9
not able to	9
to evaluate the	9
and social isolation	9
part in the	9
participants will be	9
the impact on	9
at this point	9
we believe that	9
and mortality in	9
dwelling older adults	9
they do not	9
have not been	9
adult children and	9
majority of the	9
to develop a	9
the amount of	9
like to thank	9
interacting with the	9
to engage with	9
to get tested	9
men and women	9
prevent the disease	9
the possibility of	9
this is the	9
within the past	9
to social distancing	9
of the coronavirus	9
are outlined in	9
the implementation of	9
awareness about covid	9
is likely to	9
indicated that the	9
of instructors professors	9
of this paper	9
older adults and	9
to connect with	9
test result for	9
participating in our	9
those who were	9
the beginning of	9
and personal protective	9
of the world	9
of the semester	9
to understand how	9
on the basis	9
group participants indicated	9
the potential of	9
an opportunity to	9
the rpe score	9
went on to	9
to which they	9
using technology to	9
the institutional review	9
not want to	9
connections at a	9
most participants were	9
the prevalence of	9
support for the	9
a responsibility to	9
as long as	9
terms of the	9
in the world	9
application of tdcs	9
technologies such as	9
the result of	9
for patients with	9
the school psychology	9
one participant said	9
no conflicts of	9
has not been	9
parts of the	9
perceived to be	9
participants who had	9
participants to describe	9
small sample size	9
their own health	9
willingness to test	9
stoic and altruistic	9
aspects of the	9
development of the	9
with regards to	9
and health care	9
they were asked	9
after the election	9
could have been	9
performance in biological	9
reported that the	9
the eastern mediterranean	8
how to use	8
the h n	8
there were no	8
participants prior to	8
based on their	8
which can be	8
were found to	8
the types of	8
lobchuk et al	8
participants who identified	8
between participants and	8
a few participants	8
the pandemic and	8
neutral with regard	8
the study were	8
vaccinated against covid	8
the implications of	8
not statistically significant	8
in the process	8
a participant noted	8
returning results to	8
remains neutral with	8
results from a	8
determinants of health	8
the social and	8
total number of	8
design of the	8
in a hospital	8
an increase in	8
on the same	8
informal caregivers of	8
n influenza pandemic	8
there are no	8
the goal of	8
in the main	8
pregnant and postpartum	8
for the focus	8
hospital performance in	8
preference for children	8
psychological impact of	8
that must be	8
an important factor	8
in the second	8
we would like	8
a barrier to	8
at high risk	8
could lead to	8
table shows the	8
to go back	8
borg rpe scale	8
the interview data	8
aim of this	8
his or her	8
of tdcs in	8
but did not	8
participants in our	8
participants included in	8
the primary outcome	8
they were not	8
a pilot study	8
a survey of	8
of data collection	8
sex with men	8
public health emergency	8
in published maps	8
in the early	8
to provide a	8
values of the	8
in ir of	8
among the participants	8
they want to	8
written informed consent	8
during the study	8
to the overall	8
participants were able	8
social networking sites	8
who did not	8
the strength of	8
a test result	8
as a tool	8
declarative deployment model	8
also reported that	8
a pandemic influenza	8
the social distancing	8
the most commonly	8
of psychiatric genetics	8
in recent years	8
the distribution of	8
what are the	8
the first case	8
impact on their	8
increase in the	8
term home care	8
participants who reported	8
soon as possible	8
had at least	8
to address the	8
in the u	8
may be a	8
no conflict of	8
opportunities to improve	8
health care costs	8
total of participants	8
the training program	8
of interest to	8
used as a	8
social media platforms	8
interviews were conducted	8
their family members	8
of awaiting a	8
during a prolonged	8
by the focus	8
that people who	8
and they were	8
time of death	8
springer nature remains	8
not seem to	8
an outpatient clinical	8
those participants who	8
people in the	8
maps and institutional	8
nature remains neutral	8
social and economic	8
the centers for	8
is part of	8
will not be	8
the case for	8
gbmsm living with	8
and postpartum women	8
a little bit	8
access at home	8
the health coach	8
participants discussed the	8
perceived social support	8
proportion of participants	8
with public health	8
a moral reasoning	8
jurisdictional claims in	8
and institutional affiliations	8
rather than a	8
outside of the	8
engaged in the	8
in a study	8
of school psychology	8
participants should be	8
to contribute to	8
to jurisdictional claims	8
that there were	8
a third of	8
the first phase	8
modes of transmission	8
participants were given	8
version of the	8
an indicator of	8
their care plan	8
and instructors professors	8
can be transmitted	8
an example of	8
to analyze the	8
infection control and	8
into a leadership	8
first phase of	8
musculoskeletal care coordination	8
consent to participate	8
they were able	8
any of the	8
the right to	8
for those who	8
application deployment automation	8
may lead to	8
less likely to	8
best practices for	8
of the respondents	8
have led to	8
they would prefer	8
those who are	8
issues other than	8
enrolled in the	8
the state of	8
that they are	8
h n patients	8
challenges related to	8
people who are	8
you have to	8
claims in published	8
during the last	8
in hospital performance	8
participants from the	8
we do not	8
should be able	8
recorded and transcribed	8
results to participants	8
or did not	8
to reduce the	8
of their own	8
period of time	8
to continue to	8
can lead to	8
a period of	8
to the study	8
regard to jurisdictional	8
in assisted living	8
who participated in	8
to the start	8
away from home	8
of the current	8
future studies should	8
our analysis of	8
experiences of awaiting	8
nominal group method	8
published maps and	8
to share information	8
allocation of scarce	8
all participants reported	8
to get a	8
research is needed	8
to complete the	8
that participants had	8
high level of	8
internet access at	8
for each participant	8
that would be	8
i will get	8
the response to	8
collection and analysis	8
deployment automation technologies	8
to estimate the	8
most of these	8
was to explore	8
time of the	8
and that the	8
i think i	8
who were not	8
that it was	8
was that the	8
of the focus	8
for the first	8
if a participant	8
study was designed	7
detailed information about	7
with a deviated	7
asked about their	7
be the most	7
starting point for	7
in the post	7
can be found	7
were conducted by	7
because they are	7
mean preference scores	7
in the rural	7
of the nasal	7
other than gender	7
should be available	7
did not receive	7
clinical practice guideline	7
to be used	7
a prospective cohort	7
expressed a desire	7
the idea that	7
there are many	7
of the care	7
and social media	7
preferences for health	7
in the app	7
their perceptions of	7
differences in the	7
communication with the	7
as per the	7
and the importance	7
towards their work	7
duration of the	7
the cost of	7
a history of	7
existential behavioural therapy	7
have been shown	7
the borg rpe	7
a machine learning	7
engaged in a	7
group participants reported	7
seen as a	7
increased risk for	7
are able to	7
a focus on	7
be difficult to	7
gates and akabas	7
there is also	7
the association between	7
older adults to	7
students and instructors	7
in the development	7
as a starting	7
member of the	7
for each of	7
results suggest that	7
one of these	7
this study has	7
ethnically diverse gbmsm	7
the current state	7
years of age	7
with higher scores	7
by the research	7
been associated with	7
impact of covid	7
men who have	7
felt that they	7
with psychiatric disorders	7
authors declare that	7
in psychiatric genetics	7
and lack of	7
all focus groups	7
of the findings	7
the fear of	7
most participants had	7
participants talked about	7
participants in research	7
the extent of	7
the supplemental nutrition	7
was funded by	7
note springer nature	7
participants in a	7
in the workshop	7
to improve connections	7
of qualitative research	7
increase the risk	7
public health and	7
from the first	7
be vaccinated against	7
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