Logic thus understood will for example be concerned with the occurrence of subject and predicate structure that many judgments exhibit, and with other such general features of judgments.
Due to the occurrence of two subjects with a glucose <2.2 mmol/L, an amendment was implemented partway into the study to manage more advanced hypoglycemia (<2.8 mmol/L) with a 50% reduction in TDD.
A likelihood ratio test (LRT) was carried out to infer the occurrence of sites subject to positive selective pressure through comparing M1a against M2a.
In the above example, although "was in New York City" can not be qualified as an action in the same way as one might possibly think of "has contracted", but it described the state of the occurrence of the subject, which can change overtime and can be associated with geographical location.
Serious systemic safety outcomes are monitored, but the relative infrequency of occurrence and number of subjects in the trials usually do not provide enough power to detect statistically significant differences except for rash.
The relation of lower HDL or higher LDL cholesterol to occurrence of IHD in subjects <65 years old was significant.
In other words, we identified a significant relationship between lower HDL or higher LDL cholesterol levels and the occurrence of IHD in subjects older than 65 years old.
A proxy for depression is the occurrence of depressive symptoms: subjects with high levels of depressive symptoms do not necessarily meet the criteria for a syndromal diagnosis, but are at high risk for developing full blown major depression [ 18].
This dose-ranging trial demonstrates that canagliflozin, a novel oral antihyperglycemic agent, at all doses studied, significantly improved glycemic control without an increased occurrence of hypoglycemia in subjects with type 2 diabetes who had inadequate glycemic control with metformin.
