We supplemented missing values with values obtained with a point of care testing device calibrated for plasma (HemoCue 201+, Angelholm, Sweden) (for fasting glucose: n = 20, 2.9%; for 2-hour glucose: n = 38, 5.5%), or if point of care values were missing as well, we used values collected from medical records (for fasting glucose n = 11, 1.6%; for 2-hour glucose n = 12, 1.7%).
We have determined Abraham solute descriptors for trans-cinnamic acid using solubility values measured using Open Notebook Science supplemented with values reported in the literature and with values of partition coefficients from the literature.
For T2 and T3 supplementation treatments, the data are presented as percentage recovery from hypothyroid treatment ((supplemented treatment value – hypothyroid treatment value)/ (normal thyroid treatment value – hypothyroid treatment value)) × 100.
We have determined Abraham solute descriptors for the dimer of trans-cinnamic acid using just solubilities from the Open Notebook Science Challenge supplemented with values reported in the literature.
Bioethics has identified the significance of the patient's opinion in health care decisions where facts known only by doctors have to be supplemented by values known only by patients.
The supplemented sur value is used in the speak mode to realize the name surface.
As in all clinical decision making, an evidence-based review of the literature must also be supplemented by value judgements, where the benefits of treatment are weighed against risks and costs in a subjective fashion.
Because HbA1c is only typically assessed between one and four times per year in the UK, values provided at the first follow-up survey were used to supplement the values provided at baseline for those who did not provide a baseline value.
In short, communitarian insights can usefully supplement Confucian values in an East Asian context, just as they can supplement liberal values in Western societies.
At least graphs should supplement tabled values, to facilitate understanding of HRX which certainly can be elusive.
One method of possibly addressing this issue may come from an approach such as the one used by Kipnis et al. (2008) in which FFQ data were used to supplement zero values provided in a 24-hr recall survey.
