Characteristics at Baseline and after 3-weeks Induction
Table Baseline characteristics of study population stratified into (i) participants who had sustained stabilization of beta-cell function for 2 years and (ii) those who did notContinuous variables presented as mean followed by standard deviation in parentheses (if normal distribution) or median followed by interquartile range (if skewed distribution). Categorical variables presented as proportions. Groups were compared by Analysis of Variance (normally distributed variables), Kruskal-Wallis test (skewed variables), or Chi-Square test (categorical variables). All tests were two-sided, with no adjustment for multiple comparisons. Bold indicates During the 3-weeks of induction IIT, glycemic control was similar in the 2 groups, as evidenced by the profile of mean capillary glucose measurements across the day (Supplementary Fig. Characteristics after 3-weeks of induction intensive insulin therapy (IIT) in (i) participants who had sustained stabilization of beta-cell function for 2 years and (ii) those who did notContinuous variables presented as mean followed by standard deviation in parentheses (if normal distribution) or median followed by interquartile range (if skewed distribution). Groups were compared by Analysis of Variance (normally distributed variables), Kruskal-Wallis test (skewed variables), or Chi-Square test (categorical variables. All tests were two-sided, with no adjustment for multiple comparisons. Bold indicates 