When added to oral antidiabetes drugs in a 26-week randomized trial (Liraglutide Effect and Action in Diabetes [LEAD]-6), liraglutide more effectively improved A1C, fasting plasma glucose, and the homeostasis model of β-cell function (HOMA-B) than exenatide, with less persistent nausea and hypoglycemia.
Studies on differential intervention effectiveness have found that school-based interventions appear to be more effectively improving girls' dietary behaviour compared to that of boys [ 22].
Our practice-focused research helps us to understand how to work more effectively, improve outcomes and learn from each other".
The study, medical experts say, also suggests the direction of changes needed if family practices are to flourish and more effectively improve the health of patients and contain costs.
We have to be able to distinguish between these problems analytically, so that we're not using a pliers where we need a hammer, or we're not using a battalion when what we should be doing is partnering with the local government to train their police force more effectively, improve their intelligence capacities".
Careful coordination between droop controllers can more effectively improve the system SSS performance, and it will be our future work.
A school with better educational quality can more effectively improve students' learning motivation and learning ability, thus promoting their learning performance more effectively.
"We're providing a therapy that is treating these patients more effectively, improving their quality of life and keeping them out of the hospital," Erb says.
This is similar to bone marrow-derived mononuclear cell more effectively improving survival, lung mechanics and histology in ARDSexp than these in ARDSp [20].
That also means careful coordination between droop controllers can more effectively improve the system SSS performance, which can be studied in the future work.
