Sentence examples for more stringent blood from inspiring English sources

Considering the recent debate on whether more stringent blood pressure targets fail to provide cardioprotection and perhaps even confer harm at blood pressure levels approaching 110/75 mm Hg 8 it is likely that more stringent blood pressure targets will be subject to further consideration.

However if a diagnosis of diabetes was entered for this patient, their blood pressure would qualify them for the corresponding more stringent blood pressure alert for a diabetic patient.

Despite noticeable reductions in blood pressure in both arms of the VIPER-BP study, a relatively small proportion of participants achieved these more stringent blood pressure targets; the classic target of ≤140/90 mm Hg being far more attainable.

Most of the studies supporting the efficacy of β-blockers in patients with CAD predate the current era of coronary revascularisation, more intense anti-platelet therapy, the use of statins and more stringent blood pressure goals and were specifically designed to evaluate their effects on angina.

Given the nature of the study, these data are likely to reflect real world blood pressure management, and any consideration of retaining more stringent blood pressure targets (particularly if low values are proved to be unnecessary in those with pre-existing cardiovascular disease 8) has to consider the impact of at least aiming for lower blood pressure to achieve values ≤140/90 mm Hg.

Notable differences were the low proportion of participants requiring more stringent blood pressure targets (about 15%) and the lack of initial standardised care that in the present study resulted in almost one in five participants achieving early blood pressure control during the study run-in phase.

The severity of CDI symptoms was assessed at baseline by research nurses using the guidelines proposed by Public Health England [ 29], which we adjusted to incorporate a more stringent white blood cell count cutoff of >20 × 10/L while also replacing acute rising creatinine with an estimated glomerular filtration rate of <30 mL/min/1.73 m at the time of diagnosis.

Treatment guidelines suggest more stringent control of blood pressure and lipids, in addition to the blood glucose control.

12 Few studies, however, have specifically tested the application of structured care in the setting of more stringent, risk based blood pressure targets in a large and diverse range of general practices that is, small to large clinics and those with and without practice nurses to implement structured care.

The organization said there were nearly 1,000 fewer donations per month than in recent years, as well as more stringent screening for blood-borne diseases and rising demand for blood nationally and among the state's hospitals.

The company also will introduce what Mr. Zabel called "enhanced underwriting," or more stringent qualifying standards, including blood testing to check for nicotine, drugs and markers of cardiovascular disease for all new applicants, regardless of gender or marital status.