In addition, although previous studies have suggested that in patients with T1DM DET was associated with a higher dose and more frequent twice-daily dosing than GLA 13, 24, large cohort comparative studies in patients with T1DM should be conducted to confirm these findings.
Maybe the airlines could have their chief executives sit down with an elected panel of frequent flyers twice a year.
To take a small personal example, my wife and I, not exactly frequent moviegoers, twice won money in a large Oscars pool simply by hewing to the British odds.
Notably, however, despite similar blood pressure values to those in non-RA subjects, patients with RA employed more frequent and twice as many antihypertensive agents, a disparity that remained unexplained in multivariable analysis.
It cited a recent study in the Lancet, a medical journal, which suggested that frequent users were twice as likely to develop psychotic disorders than those who steered clear.
It has to be emphasized that the HBP was twice frequent in the T2DMG+DR than in the diabetics −DR (p < 0.001).
The events of AltA were approximately twice frequent as the events of AltD, which are also consistent with previous observations in other plants.
In addition, individuals with frequent symptoms were twice as likely to consume fried foods [OR = 2.10; 95% CI: 1.19-3.70 for most frequent; OR = 1.87 95% CI: 1.00-3.52 for monthly-weekly frequency].
Samples at this point resembled a slurry that was sonicated repeatedly at 10 kHz in 15 s bursts; sub-fractions were taken at frequent intervals, extracted twice with phenol/chloroform and run on agarose gels to check fragment size.
Six multiparous Holstein cows were assigned at parturition to unilateral frequent milking (UFM; twice daily milking (2×) of the left udder half, four-times daily milking (4×) of the right udder half) during days 1 to 21 of lactation.
