There was a wide range of HDP type at inclusion, most commonly pre-eclampsia deemed to be severe, of onset at < 34 weeks of gestation, or complicated by eclampsia (nine trials); fewer trials enrolled women with any HDP (three trials), gestational hypertension (two trials) or an unspecified HDP (one trial).
One third of women had a hypertensive disorder of pregnancy at sampling, most commonly pre-existing hypertension.
A range of courses were offered, most commonly pre-employment preparation (e.g. interview skills, curriculum vitae coaching and application form practise), computers/information technology and confidence building/motivation.
Phosphating is the most commonly applied pre-treatment process.
Multi-slice contrast-enhanced CT is the most commonly used pre-operative staging investigation for detecting metastases.
When blood work was missing (most commonly the pre-therapy albumin), we calculated the score as though the missing variables were normal.
Until now, fine-needle aspiration (FNA) was the most commonly used pre-operative technique for diagnosis of a malignant thyroid tumor.
For each verb, the two most commonly suggested pre-empting forms (e.g., for *unsqueeze, release and loosen) were selected, and their (natural log N + 1) frequencies obtained from the BNC and summed to yield the pre-emption measure.
While there are clear physiological differences between the animal subjects used in this study and the typical cardiac arrest patient, the chosen size/weight and species are most commonly used in pre-clinical cardiac arrest/CPR studies.
The assessment of gene expression changes at key developmental periods of the life cycle, as well as at the ages most commonly used in pre-clinical drug safety testing, was the focus of this study.
We additionally investigated whether such measurements were able to identify pregnancies at risk of preterm birth and small for gestational age babies, as these are two of the perinatal outcomes that are most commonly associated with pre-eclampsia.
