Statin use had to be documented at least once during any clinic visit to designate the patient as a 'statin user.' The majority of patients had 'statin use' documented in every eligible visit included in the study.
** 2 had dry TM perforation A total of 21 (21%) Aboriginal children in the study had a TM perforation documented at least once during the study, the earliest being documented in an 8-day-old child.
For the main analysis, a person was allocated to a diagnosis group if a corresponding diagnosis was documented at least once in 2006 in order to capture acute conditions as well.
The first negative test set was constructed making random pairs of the proteins from the positive set, eliminating all interactions documented at least once in budding or fission yeast and preserving the degree of each protein.
Whenever one of these ICD-10 codes and/or one of these ATC codes was documented at least once within a quarter, the corresponding quarter was defined as a dementia quarter.
HbA1C testing: Documented at least once during the measurement year; poor Glycemic control: HbA1C > 9% in the last recorded test for each year; LDL-C control: LDL-C < 100 mg/dl in the last recorded test for each year.
6. Annual rate of follow-up routines that were carried out for diagnosed HPT for all patients aged 18 79 with solely HPT (absence of DM or IHD): the rate was calculated through the quotients of measurements documented at least once annually for blood pressure and smoking habits and the number of patients with the diagnosis HPT.
Annual rate of follow-up routines that were carried out for patients of all age groups with IHD: the rate was calculated through the quotients of smoking habits and measurements of blood pressure and LDL documented at least once annually and the number of patients with the diagnosis IHD.
26 The analysis was carried out in the intention-to-treat population, as for the clinical outcomes in the original study, 24 ie, in patients treated with at least one dose of study medication and documenting at least once, the measure of the primary efficacy assessment, even in the event of protocol violation or premature withdrawal from the study.
Mr. McDonald warned Ms. Barschdorff that renewing two documents at once might be impossible.
