Previous studies on the topic, although seminal, were limited by a lack of suitable control groups (i.e., diabetes-free participants) (6) or by the inclusion of only T1DM (7, 21) or T2DM (4, 9, 22) but not both, precluding a side-by-side comparison of periodontal disease progression among participants free of diabetes or with T1DM or T2DM.
While both conventions preclude dual or multiple registration, the ICAO Council in 1967 recognized the possibility of joint registration of aircraft by a number of states, and even "international registration"—without, however, specifying what the latter meant.
Both options preclude meaningful comparisons between the 68 patients excluded and the current study population as well as the evaluation of the association between MAP levels less than 70 mmHg and mortality in septic shock.
To maintain the current piecework payment system, efforts should be encouraged to preclude both overtreatment and undertreatment.
Both cases mentioned preclude the basic assumptions of MS mutational models.
Both mechanisms cannot preclude the prerequisites for PDT: the sufficient presence of molecular oxygen, photosensitizer, and light of the appropriate wavelength.
These often preclude both experimental exposure to candidate environmental causes, and invasive collection of cell types of greatest developmental and functional relevance to disease processes.
Indeed, Cu ions have been reported to preclude both Chlamydomonas Crr1-SBP and SPL7-SBP DNA-binding capability in vitro [ 14].
LaPorte et al. [ 19] stated two relative contraindications for non-cemented total hip prosthesis: interference with bone in-growth and inability to achieve a congruent fit; both of these preclude establishment of rigid initial stability.
Our data is limited by its small sample size and loco-regional disease control within the treatment field in all patients, both of which preclude any useful correlation with outcome.
