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Minton and colleagues [ 37] demonstrated a statistically non-significant increase in plasma amitriptyline concentrations in subjects in pharmacokinetic steady state subjected to infused lipid emulsion.

We then consider a convection-reaction process example described by a set of hyperbolic PDEs and address the problem of stabilization of the desired steady-state subject to input and state constraints, in the presence of disturbances.

We first consider a diffusion-reaction process described by a nonlinear parabolic PDE and address the problem of stabilization of an unstable steady-state subject to input and state constraints.

Changes in the eGFR metric cannot be used to assess AKI, since it established only in steady state CKD subjects [15].

Unfortunately, we have not proved theoretically the existence of a steady state, which is subject to our future research.

After reaching steady state, cells were subjected to 10 different environmental cues (Table 1).

The primary objective of the trial was to investigate the pharmacodynamic effects of IDeg at steady state in elderly subjects with type 1 diabetes versus younger adults with type 1 diabetes.

The distinct basal and prandial characteristics of the IDeg and IAsp components of IDegAsp, which are preserved at steady state (SS) in subjects with T1DM [ 9], help to reduce the risk of hypoglycaemia compared with standard premix insulins such as biphasic insulin apart 30 (BIAsp 30) [ 10].

In contrast, in the case of an unstable co-existence steady state, the system is subject to either regular or irregular oscillations.

The existence of positive steady state solutions are the subject of investigations.

Nevertheless, our simulation results along with the literature findings suggest that the kidney plays an important role in the metabolism of dapagliflozin via the UGT1A9 pathway, and this may also explain the greater systemic exposure of dapagliflozin in subjects with moderate and severe renal impairment at steady state as compared with subjects with normal renal function.