Sentence examples for blood acidity from inspiring English sources
Blood acidity is minimally affected by the released hydrogen ions because blood proteins, especially hemoglobin, are effective buffering agents.
(Spinach and Swiss chard, which also contain calcium, are not such good choices, because along with the calcium they have oxalates, which make it harder for the body to absorb calcium). Moreover, the high potassium and magnesium content of fruits and vegetables reduces blood acidity, lowering the urinary excretion of calcium.
The babies were periodically subjected to a round of blood tests to be sure their tiny bodies were functioning well: blood sugar as a measure of how much food they were absorbing, blood gases as a measure of how well their lungs were working, blood acidity, electrolyte bal ance and hemoglobin content.
The "lethal triad" includes a rapid drop in body temperature (hypothermia); a failure of the body's blood-clotting ability, leading to uncontrolled bleeding; and abnormal blood acidity, which causes a range of biochemical reactions to go haywire.
There is the so-called triad of death, the interplay between body temperature, blood acidity and coagulation.
While many people with obesity hypoventilation syndrome are cared for on an outpatient basis, some deteriorate suddenly and when admitted to hospital may show severe abnormalities such as markedly deranged blood acidity (pH2) have elevated carbon dioxide levels in the blood.
It's a measure of the blood's acidity, a reminder of the triad of death.
Because of their acidity, blood oranges are also excellent with fish.
Maternal and obstetric risk factors, including FH determined from blood tests of acidity (pH), were extracted from PDR.
In 1929, doctors noted that patients breathing CO2 had shorter seizures; the gas boosts the acidity of blood reaching the brain.
By contrast, P. falciparum is a protozoan parasite that thrives in an environment that is not characterized by limited energy access but extreme aggressiveness due to antibodies in the blood fluid and the acidity of the vacuolar environment of host cells.
