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See 1 David A. Drexler, et al., Delaware Corporation Law and Practice § 37.03 (1999) ("[Gimbel] and its progeny represent a clear-cut rejection of the former conventional view that 'substantially all' in Section 271 meant only significantly more than one-half of the corporation's assets".).

The review found that almost all of the 2.6 million adults in the UK now thought to be using e-cigarettes are current or former conventional smokers, most using them to help them quit tobacco or to prevent them going back to smoking.

Results: In contrast to the 7.4 years of the DCCT, during which mean hemoglobin A1c levels were significantly lower with intensive therapy than conventional therapy (8.06% vs 9.76%; P <.0001), the subsequent first 4 years of EDIC had mean hemoglobin A1c levels that were similar between the former intensive and the former conventional groups (8.38% vs 8.45%).

However, the prevalence of worsening of 3 steps or more in retinopathy and of progression to proliferative or severe nonproliferative retinopathy were reduced by 74% (P <.001) and 78% (P <.007), respectively, in the former intensive therapy group compared with the former conventional group.

The former conventional wisdom — that Indians were great technical minds but lousy marketers and executives — no longer holds water.

Water from a geothermal aquifer 4,400 feet (1.34 kilometers) underground powers the Peppermill's massive heating and hot water systems, saving a cool $2 million annually versus its former, conventional power source, natural gas.

It looks like the world is now being reminded that catching up is hard to do.Dani Rodrik, who was ahead of the game in anticipating the return of slower emerging-market growth, points out that the end of rapid convergence need not mean the return of divergence:It's also interesting to see how the bounce back from a former, overstated conventional wisdom generates its own exaggerations.

However, their magnitude was in line with former (independent) conventional plating assays of the same research group [ 99].

After an average of 6.5 years of intensive glycemic control in the DCCT, when patients returned to their usual care as reported in the EDIC component of the study, the long-term follow-up of the DCCT cohort, the A1C approached 8%, whereas in the former DCCT conventional therapy group A1C decreased from ∼9 to 8% with the initiation of intensive insulin therapy (7).

To evaluate the impact of former intensive versus conventional insulin treatment on neuropathy in Diabetes Control and Complications Trial (DCCT) intensive and conventional treatment subjects with type 1 diabetes 13 14 years after DCCT closeout, during which time the two groups had achieved similar A1C levels.

Former one is conventional, while the latter level is designed using one of the following two methods: fuzzy inference system (FIS) and adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system (ANFIS).