Over a 5-year follow-up, intensive control (mean SBP/DBP 128/75 mmHg) slowed the progression from normoalbuminuria to microalbuminuria, and from microalbuminuria to macroalbuminuria, compared with conventional control, which resulted in mean SBP/DBP of 137/8 1mmHg [ 46].
8, 18 The declining seroprevalence likely reflects the reduction in disease burden a consequence of the intensive vector control over decades.
Interviewer-administered PRO questionnaires are more resource intensive but offer additional control over the quality of the measurement.
These mutagenesis approaches, however, are labor-intensive and provide little control over where the mutations occur.
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Long-term follow-up of the UKPDS study (19) has also demonstrated that the cardiovascular and mortality benefits of intensive glucose control emerge over time.
Since there is no need for prediction, the intensive calculations for finding the optimal control over the prediction horizon can be eliminated.
Neither the elderly nor the world's rising middle class, who rationally choose to have fewer children as their economies become less labor-intensive and as women gain more control over their bodies and reproductive choices, are to blame.
The reduction occurred despite the intensive policy group having had similar glycemic control over the past 10 years; it may represent a "legacy effect" of earlier glycemic control.
Vogelzang et al. retrospectively assessed a derivative marker of blood glucose control over time in the intensive care unit (ICU), "the hyperglycemic index" (HGI), in relation to outcome.
