Sentence examples for intensive arms from inspiring English sources

There was no difference in LTPA between the standard and intensive arms of the trial.

Therefore, we redefined TZD and insulin use in the following classification for both models in the standard and intensive arms.

Mean HbA1c levels in the intensive arms of ACCORD, ADVANCE, and VADT were 6.4, 6.5, and 6.9% in contrast to 7.5, 7.3, and 8.5% in the standard arms.

2, 64 The use of multiple combinations of glucose-lowering medications was required in the intensive arms of the megatrials in order to achieve near-normal HbA1c levels.

In addition, the need for insulin treatment in the intensive arm of ADVANCE was much lower compared with that in the intensive arms of the other two trials (Fig. 1).

The three trials compared treatments to A1C levels in the "flatter" part of the observational glycemia-CVD risk curves (median A1C of 6.4 6.9% in the intensive arms compared with 7.0 8.4% in the standard arms).

No difference of 60-day mortality was found between less-intensity therapy arm and intensive arm (51.5 vs. 53.6%).

We defined standard care for subjects with diabetes: all patients received intensive glucose control with a treatment intensity similar to that of the intensive arm of the UKPDS (A1C 7%); and hypertensive patients were treated to meet the target diastolic blood pressure of 80 mmHg, the target blood pressure rate in the UKPDS intensive arm.

Regarding hypoglycemia, Bonds et al. (32) were unable to directly link higher rates of severe hypoglycemia in the intensive arm to the overall increased risk of mortality in intensively treated participants.

Asymptomatic recurrences were detected more frequently in the intensive arm than in the nonintensive arm.

Disease recurred in 55 of 62 patients of the intensive arm and 29 of 32 patients of the nonintensive arm.