Sentence examples for use and attainment of from inspiring English sources

To examine the annual rate and cumulative prevalence of statin use in Denmark 2004 10, including adherence of use and attainment of cholesterol targets.

Although most national guidelines use criteria similar to the Western world for management of dyslipidemia in patients with T2D, there are consistently low rates of lipid-lowering drug use and attainment of treatment goals in Asia [ 53].

These analyses showed significantly more girls in the intervention condition achieving integration outcomes on five out of six indicators, including schooling, community acceptance, inclusion in traditional women's initiation societies, cessation of drug use, and attainment of "steady head" (a locally developed indicator of mental stability), but not marriage [ 40].

Side effects of antihypertensives (electrolyte disturbances, renal dysfunction, orthostatic hypotension) and statins (musculoskeletal) may also limit their use and, therefore, the attainment of the treatment goals.

Until now, a terrorist whom he defines as "fundamentally a violent intellectual prepared to use force in attainment of his goals"—was not thought to be interested in, or capable of carrying out, mass indiscriminate killing with the use of chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear weapons.

The trial failed to demonstrate non-inferiority of either QD or BID maraviroc arms compared to efavirenz using the attainment of plasma HIV-RNA < 50 copies/mL at week 48 as the primary endpoint.

Trough concentration (Cτ) samples collected from all 24 subjects on study days 6 11 were used to assess attainment of steady-state.

Because of the relatively long half-life of mavacoxib, a regimen with a non-constant dosing interval (i.e. 2 weeks between the first two doses but with a maintenance 4 week interval) is used for rapid attainment of steady-state concentrations.

Second, we use educational attainments of the parent generation as instrument for the average annual earnings.

Socio-economic status was determined using the occupation and educational attainment of both parents or their substitutes proposed by Oyedeji as described by Ikefuna and Emodi [ 31].

Consistent with the overall findings in the TREAT in JIA study (12), the findings in the subset of samples analyzed herein strongly suggested that for the RF− patients, there was a relationship between early use of combined treatment and the attainment of a positive outcome at 12 months.