Sentence examples for receiving met from inspiring English sources

In the Treating To Target in Type 2 Diabetes (4-T) Study, three different approaches to adding insulin to oral agents were compared in 708 persons receiving MET plus SUs (39).

A second study compared liraglutide 1.2 mg per day (n = 178) or 1.8 mg per day (n = 178) to placebo (n = 177) in patients with type 2 diabetes receiving MET and rosiglitazone.

All subjects were receiving MET at the study start; in addition, 7 subjects had preexisting sulfonylurea therapy and 9 subjects had been treated with insulin.

One death, due to gastric adenocarcinoma, was reported during the 10-week follow-up in a patient receiving MET and was not considered by the investigator to be related to the study drug.

Satisfaction with information provided at diagnosis also increased (P = 0.011): 52.4 % of women in 2005 reported that information received met their expectations.

For each domain, respondents indicated if care was received (met need) and, if not, if care was wanted (unmet need) or not (no need).

The phrasing of activities and response options were altered from GARS and made similar to the MRC Health Services Research Collaboration questionnaire [ 37]. * Activities for which participants who received help were asked who provided the help, how often help was received and whether the help received met their needs.

Since most users receive meeting invites through their work calendars, Magneto makes it easy to sync information between them.

He said: "As a health board we remain committed to ensuring that the care new babies receive meets the required standards.

"Councils are best placed to decide what services are needed in their area but we are clear that they must use resources effectively to ensure that the care people receive meets their needs and gives them more control over their daily lives," he added.

Local district-level emotional and instrumental social support received, meeting friends, and municipality-level population density were significantly associated with denture/bridge use in both sexes.