Still, he said, the study was carefully controlled, and frequent heavy use appeared to have significant negative effects on performance.
By this time, the disorder had progressed to severe tics and uncontrollable muscle spasms, which resulted in my limbs' flailing out of control and frequent vocal outbursts.
Fischer has since become a vocal advocate for gun control and frequent critic of the US for its failure to address the issue.
The streets of Derry, this year's UK city of culture, were once a zone of surveillance, control and frequent violence rather than touristic idling.
The main alternatives to electrically powered refrigerators available for many years kerosene- and gas-driven refrigerators are plagued by problems with gas supply interruptions, low efficiency, poor temperature control, and frequent maintenance needs.
During the VLCD and gradual transition to a normal diet, medication is adjusted by means of glucose self-control and frequent contact with diabetes nurses and dieticians.
It is very important to identify characteristics of the patients and deficiencies in our health care delivery system related factors causing poor asthma control and frequent visits to the emergency department (ED).
In Reunion Island, an area affected by epidemiological and nutritional transition, diabetes affects 18% of the adult population over 30 years, with major social disparities, poor glycaemic control and frequent cardiovascular complications.
However, the effects of impaired sleep characteristics may not simply be reflected in HbA1c values because intensive glucose control and frequent, appropriate adjustments of insulin doses in patients at risk might have obtunded the effects of impaired sleep characteristics on glucoregulation.
Female gender was common in the 'risk-avoiding' Cluster D1 (64% of survivors, 62% of controls) and less frequent in the 'moderate drinking' Cluster D2 (38% of survivors and 34% of controls) and 'risk-taking' Cluster D3 (25% of survivors and 24% of controls).
