A total of 567 type 2 diabetic patients (238 women, 329 men; age 61 ± 12 years, range 20 88) had sufficient baseline and follow-up data to qualify for inclusion of the end point of decline in renal function.
But the end-of-quarter declines in bond yields and stocks may be attributable to more than second thoughts about the Fed's inaction.
And wages — we'll see the end of this decline we're having.
The return of European companies to Iraqi ports may mean the end of a decline in sales from the nation, the Middle East's fifth-largest oil producer.
"I'm the manager who's come in on the back end of that decline and trying to save the Titanic from sinking.
But any respite for the economy that could have been provided by the end of that decline has been more than offset by a drop in privately financed nonresidential construction.
The return of a Labour government, which gave unions greater recognition and freedom to organise without repealing the most radical of the Thatcher legislation, led to the beginning of the end of the decline.
We hope this stunning rout presages the end of economic decline and political stagnation, but that will take real leadership, not just trading one group of politicians for another.
Near the very end of the decline he collected himself to lay out the case for common stocks.
The positive divergence in the RSI since it bottomed out in February is also telling us to start looking for the end of this decline in the euro.
