The phrase "average lipid levels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to health, nutrition, or medical discussions, particularly when referring to the typical concentrations of lipids in the blood.
Example: "Regular check-ups can help monitor your average lipid levels and assess your risk for heart disease."
Alternatives: "typical lipid concentrations" or "mean lipid levels."
Beneficial effect on average lipid levels from energy restriction and fat loss in obese individuals with or without type 2 diabetes.
When comparing the average lipid levels between the WR and control groups at baseline, none of the lipids differed significantly after accounting for multiple comparisons (Figure 2A).
The average lipid levels in the study population are presented in table 2. Although the mean lipid levels are at normal ranges, the prevalence of dyslipidaemia for each component (regardless of the existence of other forms of dyslipidaemia) is 40% for TC, 29% for HDL, 26% for LDL, 26% for TG and 15% for ratio >5.
DDE concentrations in this other study were substantially lower than our estimated average of 620 ng/g lipid (calculated by using mean lipid levels measured in a small subgroup of children).
[1] On average, maternal plasma lipids increase linearly during pregnancy, from 4.4 g/L at conception to 7.9 g/L at delivery [we averaged total plasma lipid levels during each trimester from data of from Aurell and Cramer (1966), Chiang et al. (1995), Mazurkiewicz et al. (1994), and van Stiphout et al. (1987)].
For example, if a genetic variant G affects average pre- and post- statin lipid levels in the same way, then by our definition it would not be a statin-response association, but the ANCOVA test would tend to give a significant result.
Correlations between patient age, diabetes duration, HbA1c, LBGI, HBGI, average daily risk range (ADRR) [ 49], mean blood glucose, standard deviation, and lipid levels will also be performed.
Nevertheless, for the simpler purpose of comparing across populations, one can get a general estimate of the lipid-adjusted PCB levels in this cohort by dividing the exposure levels of all subjects by the average lipid concentration (0.68%) generated by the smaller sample from which we derived lipid data.
As shown in Table 1, the subjects' average BMI, blood glucose level, blood pressure, and lipid levels were just slightly above the standard values, reflecting the typical characteristics of patients with metabolic syndrome.
However, feeding CZ to animals at levels corresponding to the average human dietary intake has not shown to reduce lipid levels significantly [ 55].
Receipt of recommended levels of care was defined as receiving each of the following services 0.75 times annually on average: physician examination, ophthalmologist or optometrist examination, hemoglobin A1c level, lipid levels, and urinalysis.
