The electrical impedance, AC conductivity and dielectric properties of phenol red compound investigated and modeled by an artificial neural network
Ali, Hend; mahmoud, doaa;
Abstract
This paper critically addresses the issue of the "J-curve" paradox--the finding described in studies performed about 30 years ago indicating that treatment-induced systolic blood pressure values below 120 or 125 mm Hg and diastolic blood pressure values below 75 mm Hg are characterized by an increase, rather than a reduction, in the incidence of coronary events. This paper focuses on four major subjects: 1) the benefits of a lower blood pressure target during treatment; 2) the historical background of the "J-curve" phenomenon; 3) the evidence collected in recent clinical trials regarding the existence of a "J-curve" in treated hypertensive patients; and 4) the recent recommendations by the Task Force Committee of the European Society of Hypertension on blood pressure goals to be achieved during treatment.
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Title | The electrical impedance, AC conductivity and dielectric properties of phenol red compound investigated and modeled by an artificial neural network | Authors | Ali, Hend ; mahmoud, doaa | Issue Date | 2020 | Publisher | Communications in Theoretical Physics | Journal | Communications in Theoretical Physics | Volume | 72 | Issue | 10 | ISSN | 0253-6102 1572-9494 |
DOI | 10.1088/1572-9494/aba24d | PubMed ID | 20524090 |
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