Sentence examples for abnormal in type from inspiring English sources
Monocyte MMP-1, 3, and 9, and TIMP-1, production are not abnormal in Type 2 diabetes.
In contrast, carotid size, Zc, distensibility, and elastance-thickness product were not abnormal in type 2 diabetes or IFG.
In this study, we sought to determine whether postprandial insulin secretion, insulin action, glucose effectiveness, and glucose turnover were abnormal in type 2 diabetes.
Type 2 diabetes is associated with abnormalities in a number of variables that influence MMP expression in vitro [ 7, 10], but in vivo monocyte MMP and TIMP-1 expression do not appear to be abnormal in Type 2 diabetes.
This data cannot be extrapolated to monocyte – macrophage behaviour in the vessel wall, but it does suggest MMP and TIMP-1 expression prior to monocyte infiltration and transformation are not abnormal in Type 2 diabetes.
The results from this study cannot be extended to macrophage MMP expression within the coronary plaque or vessel wall after monocyte – macrophage transformation, but it does suggest basal monocyte MMP and TIMP-1 expression prior to monocyte infiltration and transformation are not abnormal in Type 2 diabetes.
In the current study, patients with abnormal AER had longer known diabetes duration than those with normal AER (4.2 versus 3 years), for Type 1 and (7.5 versus 3 years, p < 0.001) for Type 2. On regression analysis, known diabetes duration was identified as a strong predictor for development of abnormal albuminuria in Type 2 patients.
Mitochondria are double-membrane-bound organelles with a complex architecture that is required for their normal metabolic function and that is abnormal in various types of mitochondrial dysfunction (Pfanner et al., 2014).
Inappropriately elevated plasma glucagon concentrations play a role in dysregulated hepatic glucose production and abnormal glucose homeostasis in type 2 diabetes [ 42].
These data represent the most detailed time course to date of the progression of abnormal glucagon secretion in type 1 diabetes.
It is plausible that abnormal myocardial perfusion in Type 2 diabetes contributes to the progressive changes in cardiac strain and function reported in this study and in previous studies.
