In conclusion, a beneficial effect of better glycaemic control due to intensive treatment persisted over time despite the early loss of within-trial differences in glycated hemoglobin levels between the intensive-therapy group and the conventional-therapy group.
He reasoned that if basic economic theory about capital being a barrier to entry was correct, than as an industry became more capital-intensive over time (in other words, as its companies acquired more warehouses, machine tools, etc).
Absolute number, mortality, and proportion of nonagenarians in intensive care over time.
This result suggests that nonwhite patients require more intensive therapy over time, at least in our environment.
There is also 8.5% net increase in survival rate (63.5% vs 72%), between the two nationwide studies, in those of RDS as VLBW not treated by surfactant, suggesting steady improvement of overall respiratory and intensive care over time, the evidence is particularly encouraging for paediatric services starting SCNs in underdeveloped regions.
It's true that each bespoke project is labour-intensive, but over time one starts to amass skills, tricks, understanding, code libraries, modules – each new project builds on the last and that's valuable.
Here these two concepts belonging to different levels of analysis are linked by looking at the environmental and economic effects of chosen investment strategies in a traditionally capital-intensive industry over time.
He and other experts say it is not yet known whether children react to intensive computer use over time the same ways adults do.
Our past experience with antihyperglycemic drugs is that recommendations to stepwise increase these drugs whenever A1C is above target might fail to prevent disease progression (1, 6), necessitating intensive insulin therapy over time.
As we move forward, the durability of our intervention will continue to be monitored: Will the effects of intensive therapy metabolic memory decrease over time?
