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Update exam.xml
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<string name="isf_hint2">https://androidaps.readthedocs.io/en/latest/EN/Usage/Profiles.html</string> <string name="isf_hint2">https://androidaps.readthedocs.io/en/latest/EN/Usage/Profiles.html</string>
<string name="ic_multiple">You can use more than one value for I:C ratio in your profile.</string> <string name="ic_multiple">You can use more than one value for I:C ratio in your profile.</string>
<string name="ic_isf">If you change your ISF in your profile you should always change your I:C ratio too.</string> <string name="ic_isf">If you change your ISF in your profile you should always change your I:C ratio too.</string>
<string name="ic_label_exam">Topic: The IC Ratio</string> <string name="ic_label_exam">Insulin to Carbohydrate Ratio (I:C ratio)</string>
<string name="ic_increasingvalue">Higher IC ratios lead to less insulin delivered for a given amount of carbs.</string> <string name="ic_increasingvalue">Higher I:C ratios lead to less insulin delivered for a given amount of carbs.</string>
<string name="ic_decreasingvalue">Lower IC ratios lead to less insulin delivered for a given amount of carbs.</string> <string name="ic_decreasingvalue">Lower I:C ratios lead to less insulin delivered for a given amount of carbs.</string>
<string name="ic_noeffect">If you have 0 COB, changing the IC ratio will lead to a different amount of insulin to correct a given BG value.</string> <string name="ic_noeffect">If you have 0 COB, changing the IC ratio will lead to a different amount of insulin to correct a given BG value.</string>
<string name="ic_different">IC will be different if you count bread (exchange) unit as 10g or 12g.</string> <string name="ic_different">IC will be different if you count bread (exchange) unit as 10g or 12g.</string>
<string name="ic_meaning">IC meaning is: How many bread (exchange) units are covered by 1U of insulin.</string> <string name="ic_meaning">IC meaning is: How many bread (exchange) units are covered by 1U of insulin.</string>