Meanings of gds in English

Whereas GRT underestimated actual blood glucose, GDS and MD overestimated blood glucose.

Significant treatment differences were observed in the hypertensive subgroup on the PDS and GDS.

Total sensor failure occurred in two subjects using GRT and one subject using GDS.

The UPDRS correlated with the GDS and FAST more closely in PD than in AD.

All his old friends in the experiment were GDs.

And GDs don't have system passwords, so it's not like we would have known about it.

She has a plan to take away some of the Bureau's power, to make GDs more equal.

Survival analysis was performed on subjects stratified by Geriatric Depression Scale (GDS) and residential status.

The GDS, in addition to the MNA, is useful in identifying poor nutritional status in residential care.

Correlative analysis of subjects' GDS and gene expression found eight genes with significance after adjusting for multiple comparisons.

Each GDS represents 20 ordinary shares.

Conclusions: GDS scores greater than 6 are associated with increased risk of mortality in elders referred for geropsychiatric consultation.

These results provide a proof of principle that inhibiting GDS biosynthesis could become a new anabolic treatment for osteoporosis.

He talked about the challenge in a 2011 blogpost, written the day he joined GDS: So I signed up.

Annual incidence among men were 6.8% for GDS and 3.6% for GUS.

Difference in GDS-15 scores by tertiles of n-3 fatty acid proportion was not significant.