The same calibrated MR instrument was used for all investigations without upgrading or other changes that were uncontrolled for during the sample collection time.
Several demographic, clinical, and methodological variables are uncontrolled for in the analyses between drug treatments, limiting the conclusions that can be drawn from this survey.
Among men, 47% were unaware of their hypertensive state, for 21% the condition was not treated and was uncontrolled, for 19% it was treated but not controlled, and for 13% it was treated and under control.
Among women, 35% were unaware of their hypertensive status, for 15% it was not treated and was uncontrolled, for 29% it was treated but not controlled, and for 20% it was treated and under control[ 70].
Umpierrez et al compared dulaglutide to metformin therapy in a 52-week double-blind, parallel-arm, randomized trial in 807 T2DM patients (baseline A1c 7.6%, duration of diabetes: 3 years) who were uncontrolled for diet and exercise alone or on one oral antidiabetic agent for ≥3 months.
Because the previous long-term experimental evolution with serial passages lacked explicit size selections, the selection target and its pressure were uncontrolled, allowing for the accumulation of mutations unrelated to size changes.
21 In general, previous studies of lipid profiles following anti-TNF therapy in patients with RA were not randomised and were uncontrolled, particularly for changes in concomitant medications that could change lipid profiles (eg, glucocorticoids), with small population sizes and various time points of testing, yielding inconsistent results.
According to the critics, a more appropriate selection criterion would have been uncontrolled pain for less than 6 weeks, which was found in only 32% of the subjects in the study reported by Buchbinder et al. (2009) and in 44% of the subjects reported by Kallmes et al. (2009).
Factors that seem to threaten the survival of the mangroves ecosystem are uncontrolled harvesting, encroachment for farmland particularly growing of rice in areas of fresh water and salt making (Dallu, 1989).
Kent Martinussen, the director of the Danish Architecture Center, who knows Ingels well and admires his work, told me that he agreed, to a point, with those who criticize certain BIG designs for being "uncontrolled, untamed, imprecise".
