Making these two dinners isocaloric while keeping carbohydrate content identical would have necessitated addition of considerable protein to the LF meal, confounding evaluation of the study hypothesis that changes in dietary fat intake, independent of other macronutrients, alter insulin requirements.
According to this table, the unclassified codes relating to brain stem, cerebellar and penetrating injuries were broken down further into penetrating, brain stem/cerebellar codes necessitating addition of two further classes of VII and VIII to represent penetrating and the brain stem/cerebellar injuries respectively.
In addition, type 2 diabetes is a progressive disorder that necessitates additional medication following failure of metformin monotherapy [ 1].
An accurate description of the laser's above-threshold behaviour necessitates, in addition, a fully nonlinear calculation (as provided in ref. 28).
The difficulty to realise a direct electronic transfer between a molecule and an electrode often necessitates the addition of an electronic mediator in organic or biochemical electrosynthesis processes.
This long-distance covalent bond feature, however, necessitates the addition of a bond-order correction to remove spurious bond character between non-bonded neighbours, such as neighbouring H atoms in a methane molecule.
The co-crystal structure of N8A PMI 25 109MDM2 was determined at 1.95 Å, affirming that high-affinity peptide binding to MDM2/MDMX necessitates, in addition to optimized intermolecular interactions, enhanced helix stability or propensity contributed by non-contact residues.
4- Heart failure necessitates the addition of dobutamine to norepinephrine or the use of epinephrine, bearing in mind its side effects (lactic acidosis) (strong agreement).
The optimal pH for the LCV technique is around 4, which necessitates the addition of high concentrations of EDTA. Figure 4 Effect of dissolved ferrous iron on A590 at several H2O2 concentrations (given in μm) in the presence of 1 mM EDTA at pH = 3.67.
Although the risk of hypoglycemia is low with these agents, their use is limited in clinical practice due to the high frequency of gastrointestinal side effects, mainly flatulence, and their subdued reduction of HbA1c (≥0.5%), which necessitates the addition of other antiglycemic agents.
