Use of diabetic medications was classified in four groups: oral antidiabetic medication alone, insulin alone, both, or none.
Primary health insurers were defined as private (included the Medicare insured with private supplemental coverage), Medicare alone, Medicaid or none.
The randomization of study subjects was not done at random, but the 33 participating clinics (cluster randomization) were randomized to carry out the intervention according to one of the four specified intervention protocols (diet alone, exercise alone, diet-exercise combined, or none).
A proud, resourceful blue-collar craftsman, he could be taciturn and irritable; the relics of his military service in his garage fell into "the category of 'leave it the hell alone' or 'it's none of your goddamn business.' " As Tyler spells out on one page, rebus-style, "not all scars are visible".
Approximately 80% of HL60 cells died when exposed to ATO in the presence of BSO, whereas ATO alone killed approximately 30% of the cells (p < 0.01, ATO alone or ATO/BSO vs. none).
We may be alone, on modest savings or none at all and a tiny pension.
His drawings serve here as precedents to validate the nervous lines of Matthew Barney and Chloe Piene; together or alone, none of these three artists make a strong impression here.
Of note, in contrast to the experimental set-up used in Figure 1B and C, where high level expression of α-synuclein is driven by a galactose promoter, we applied expression vectors and growth conditions in which both proteins alone exhibited none or minor toxicity to visualize synergistic effects of Nuc1p and α-synuclein.
However, almost all of the patients received similar adjuvant chemotherapy (ie platinum-based therapy either alone or in combination), and none of the regimes were associated with an enhanced survival effect; hence, this cohort may not have sufficient power to perform these analyses.
Most of the previous suicide studies have focused on either meteorological or socioeconomic factors alone, and none has examined their combined effect.
