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Insulin delivery with the MP catheter was successful both in achieving and maintaining a stable normal plasma glucose during the overnight fasting as well as in reestablishing near-normal plasma glucose by 4 5 h after the ingestion of glucose (Fig. 2 A C and supplementary Fig. 1, available in an online appendix at http://care.diabetesjournals.org/cgi/content/full/dc09-1532/DC1).

Other drawbacks reported were poor hygiene (heatstroke is often associated with vomiting and diarrhea) and difficulty both in achieving optimal monitoring and resuscitating unconscious and hemodynamically unstable patients [ 11, 20].

Of the patients cooled, survival with good neurological outcome was achieved in 52% in Group 1 and 88% in Group 2. The institution of a temperature management protocol improved compliance with recommended goals, both in achieving hypothermia and in the avoidance of hyperthermia.

Multi-component interventions that included alcohol-based products were as effective as those that did not, both in achieving sustained hand hygiene compliance and in reducing infection rates.

There is no doubt that national and local government have an important role to play, both in achieving design quality as a client and in promoting design quality by acting in an exemplary way.

Accurate DNA quantification and high DNA quality are both important in achieving consistent tagmentation and reproducible library size distributions.

While Programme Budgeting and Marginal Analysis would seem well-suited to this purpose, past applications include both successes and failures in achieving disinvestment and resource release.

These reports have raised an important question – will a combination of vildagliptin plus metformin be both effective in achieving glucose control and well tolerated?

We evaluate this algorithm and show that it outperforms a standard algorithm which is based on the well-known Hungarian algorithm both in achieved throughput, delay, and computational complexity.

These guidelines can help ensure a pilot is both successful in achieving its internal targets and successfully implemented at scale.

Our patients seemed to perceive both that they needed support in achieving abstinence and that TSGs offered a structure that may facilitate the achievement of that goal.