Second, capillary blood sampling was performed in a percentage of patients using a bedside glucose analyzer, which may be associated with analytic inaccuracies in critically ill patients [ 29- 31].
The use of bedside glucometers in a percentage of patients in all three cohorts and capillary fingerstick blood in a percentage of the patients in the ST and GL cohorts is a potential limitation as this technology has been associated with analytic inaccuracies in critically ill populations [ 21- 23].
More than that, it's also the first systematic, well-argued, and critically informed philosophy of art in the analytic tradition.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2334/13/39/prepub The authors wish to thank Sharon Welner PhD from LA-SER Analytics for reviewing the manuscript critically for important intellectual content.
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