In quantitative terms, however, the rates of change over both ranges of plasma lead level were approximately twice as great as those reported by Canfield et al. (2003).
Shay et al. (abstract 900) found, as expected, that euglycemic clamp insulin sensitivity was approximately twice as great in 15 type 1 diabetic patients compared with that in 42 type 2 diabetic patients.
The absolute risk reduction for both all-cause mortality and CHD mortality was approximately twice as great in persons 65 years of age and older as in those younger than 65 years of age (Miettinen et al 1997).
The addition of GOx to culture medium (DMEM) produces a linear rate of accumulation of H2O2 as a function of enzyme concentration during the first hour of incubation in both, with the absence and the presence of ARPE-19 cells (Fig. 7), although the rate of accumulation in the absence of cells is approximately twice as great as when cells are present.
In a meta analysis of individual patient data from 10 RCTs (Whitehead et al. 2004), the odds of improvement in CIBIC-plus scores was approximately twice as great with donepezil 5 or 10 mg/day as with placebo at 12 and 24 weeks.
Women with experiences of interpersonal violence reported mental health concerns at 4 months postpartum at rates that were approximately twice as great as those reported by women without experiences of interpersonal violence: depression (22% vs. 10%), anxiety (24% vs. 12%), high perceived stress (24% vs. 14%), and low parenting morale (29% vs. 16%).
12 In middle aged and older individuals, the decline in muscle power is approximately twice as great as the decline in isometric strength, 13 14 primarily because the loss of force is magnified by the decline in velocity due to the selective loss of type II fibres.
Arnolds et al. (abstract 528) performed euglycemic clamp studies in 12 nondiabetic subjects after administration of 0.2 units/kg of insulin aspart versus glulisine and found the glucose infusion during initial 30 min after administration to be approximately twice as great with the latter, although the time of maximal insulin effect was identical at 90 min with both products.
Insoles were made of high density ethyl vinyl acetate, were wedged approximately 5° (as greater wedging is associated with foot discomfort [ 8]) and were worn bilaterally inside the participant's own shoes.
Since the drag on a human body is approximately seven hundred and eighty times as great in water as in air, swimmers wearing the suits were able to post faster times.
