CGM definition

CGM means the officer - in-charge of the CGM unit of DFCCIL and shall also include GM(Co) of DFCCIL.
CGM means the common grid model as defined in Article 2(2) of the CACM Regulation;
CGM means the “common grid model”;

Examples of CGM in a sentence

  • Much of our knowledge on the CGM and IGM comes from observing absorption lines against background sources that happen to be next to galaxies.

  • Not only are these measurements noisy and delayed with respect to BG (the CGM detects glucose in the interstitial fluid), but we also need to estimate, along with the state, current meal and exercise uncertainties.For this purpose, we designed a moving-horizon state estimator (MHE) [6,20, 27] that, similar to MPC, exploits a prediction model to find the most likely state estimate given the observations.

  • The CGM is a complex region where gas ejected from the galaxy and gas falling into the galaxy coexist.

  • With this configuration, the average time to compute the insulin therapy over all the experiments ranged from 4 to 18 seconds, which is well within the CGM measurement period of 5 minutes.

  • Leveraging such information, our robust MPC system computes the insulin ad- ministration profile that minimizes the worst-case performance with respect to these uncertainty sets, so providing a principled way to deal with uncertainty.Besides uncertainty, another challenging aspect of closed-loop control is state estimation, which is needed to recover the full state of the model (used within MPC) from CGM measurements.


More Definitions of CGM

CGM means the common grid model as defined in Article 2(2) of the CACM Regulation and means a D-2 CGM established in accordance with the CGMM;
CGM means common grid model.
CGM means the common grid model as defined in Article 2(2) of the CACM Regulation and means a CGM established in accordance with the common grid model methodology, pursuant to Article 17 of the CACM Regulation;
CGM shall have the meaning set forth in Section 14.4.2(b).
CGM means continuous glucose monitoring in patients.
CGM means a device that is designed to measure glucose levels, and which automatically records or reports glucose values in regular increments of no more than five (5) minutes.