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Of note, after oral glucose administration (10 g on average), a trend for earlier correction of blood glucose was observed during closed-loop phases (82.67 ± 0.81 vs. 70.33 ± 0.19 mg/dl after 20 min).

We diagnosed him as a severe maxillary constriction with anterior crossbite and intraoral nasolabial fistula (Fig. 1) and planned maxillary distraction for early correction of patient's maxillomandibular relation.

To determine which treatment is the most effective for early correction of skeletal open bite with a reliable scientific evidence, RCTs with sufficient sample size and more rigorous methodology are required.

This study aims at providing an early correction strategy for the theme park to avoid losing VIP customers and identify latent customers.

Continuous assessment of tissue perfusion may allow for early detection and correction of hemorrhagic shock.

Although there is no specific therapy, retinal hemorrhage may be an indication for early and aggressive correction of thrombocytopenia.

Process data will be collected during the intervention at the active intervention hospitals, with the objective of allowing for early detection and correction of implementation problems.

The topics include definitions of various units of time, eccentric and epicyclic models of planetary motion (see Hipparchus for earlier Greek models), planetary longitude corrections for different terrestrial locations, and a theory of "lords of the hours and days" (an astrological concept used for determining propitious times for action).

The preoperative screening of biochemical and haematological profiles of patients undergoing RYGB surgery is essential for early detection and better correction of nutritional deficiencies.

For current work ability itself, every 1 point increase on the 11-point scale meant a 1.37 higher chance of returning to work earlier, after correction for the influence of age and treatment.

In this study, elevated plasma inflammatory biomarker levels were unaffected by TLR4 and NOD2 genotype, and correlated with increasing odds ratios for early-onset preeclampsia even after careful correction for confounding factors, including age, interval between delivery and enrolment, body-mass index, smoking status and chronic hypertension.