1.   Six subjects did not consent to a glucose tolerance test and tolerance was determined from fasting plasma glucose and insulin concentrations.

2.   The glucose tolerance test is used to observe the response of the patient to a glucose load or challenge.

3.   The reproducibility, sensitivity, and specificity of the continuous infusion glucose tolerance test have been reported.

4.   The subjects had a continuous infusion glucose tolerance test.

5.   A month later, a more definitive indicator of diabetes -- a glucose tolerance test -- was done, and the results were normal.

6.   They were given glucose tolerance tests, weighed and measured, and had their blood drawn, eyes and kidneys checked and X-rays taken.

7.   These include above-normal cholesterol levels, and higher readings on glucose tests commonly used to check for diabetes.