Sentence examples for mean cholesterol concentration from inspiring English sources
We used published regression coefficients to calculate the number of deaths prevented or postponed as a result of changes in systolic blood pressure, mean cholesterol concentration, and body mass index (BMI).
In the same year, mean cholesterol concentration was 4.71 mmol l−1 (a fall of 1.65 mmol l−1 or 25.9%) in patients judged to be taking their lipid-lowering medication, compared with 5.20 mmol l−1 (a fall of 1.16 mmol l−1 or 18.2%) in those judged not to be taking treatment.
Most (41% of the fall in men and 33% in women) were attributable to large decreases in mean cholesterol concentration (declining by 0.4 mmol/L).
This fall in deaths concerns changes in mean cholesterol concentration related to diet only and was calculated by subtraction of drug related effects from total effect of mean cholesterol change.
Reducing mean cholesterol concentrations or blood pressure levels in the population by 5% (as already achieved by similar interventions in some other countries) would result in annual savings worth at least £80m to £100m.
The mean (SD) blood pressure (BP) values were 137.2 (13.8 /76.4 (8.3) mmHg, mean total cholesterol concentration was 192 (38.6) mg/dL, mean HDL cholesterol concentration was 49.3 (13.2) mg/dL, mean LDL cholesterol (LDL-C) concentration was 112.5 (32.4) mg/dL, and mean BMI was 29.6 (5) kg/m.
There is a strong link between mean fat consumption, mean serum cholesterol concentration and the prevalence of coronary heart disease.
The mean total cholesterol concentration for the group was 4.2 mmol/L (SD = 1.0).
22 This is counterbalanced by more modest reductions in physical inactivity, mean total cholesterol concentration, and smoking in the same population.
In patients who underwent cholesterol measurement in Tayside between 1993 and 2002, mean total cholesterol concentration fell steadily throughout the study period, and a widening gap emerged between treated and untreated groups.
As we previously reported, 16 there was also no evidence that the potential heterogeneity and inconsistency across the evidence base could be explained by baseline mean age, baseline mean LDL cholesterol concentration, or publication year.
