To be suitable for treatment with ivabradine, patients also had to have one of the following: (1) angina pectoris that was insufficiently controlled with beta-blocker alone or (2) insufficient effectiveness of or intolerance to another anti-anginal medicine leading to a change in treatment.
For more than 35percentt of the children, the condition was found to be insufficiently controlled.
"We are subjected to the consequences of 50 years of insufficiently controlled immigration, which has produced a failure of integration," Mr. Sarkozy said.
Mr Sarkozy's response was to blame "insufficiently controlled immigration" and to declare that anyone "of foreign origin" who deliberately endangered the life of a policeman would be stripped of French nationality.
In cases of insufficiently controlled blood pressure, it is important for practitioners to distinguish between "nonadherence" and "nonresponse" to antihypertensive drug treatment.
This analysis suggests that the duration of diabetic symptoms was insufficiently controlled in previous analyses.
Another possibility is that while DNA catenations alone are sufficient for centromere cohesion, their removal might be insufficiently controlled to allow synchronous anaphase in the absence of cohesin.
He noted that either long-term prenatal memory does not exist or that the prenatal experience was insufficiently controlled and/or that the dependent variable was insensitive to the effects of the prior experience.
Hypertension and dyslipidemia are often insufficiently controlled in persons with type 2 diabetes (T2D) in Germany.
More recently, a study within a US medical care program in 2002 to 2003 showed even higher rates of therapy initiation or intensification: 64% of patients with insufficiently controlled SBP levels and 47% for insufficiently controlled LDL cholesterol levels [ 22].
The analysis showed that about 70% of all T2D participants received anti-hypertensive medication, but 40% were insufficiently controlled.
