Sentence examples for blood corresponds from inspiring English sources

Less than 1 milligram per liter of blood corresponds to a low risk for heart attack or other cardiovascular problems; 1-3 milligrams per liter corresponds to moderate risk; and over 3 milligrams, to high risk.

Blood corresponds to fresh B cell samples and LCL to EBV transformed lymphoblastoid cell lines.

Third, circulating methylated RASAL1 promoter fragments in peripheral blood corresponds with levels of intrarenal levels of RASAL1 promoter methylation and degree of fibrosis in kidney biopsies.

These tumours showed no BRCA1 methylation using MethyLight or MS-HRM, indicating that methylation of BRCA1 in the peripheral blood corresponds to tumour methylation.

All selenium concentrations were calculated as μg per g blood or feed dry matter; 1 μg/g blood corresponds to 1.052 μg/ml [ 18].

For practical reasons, the National Veterinary Institute calculates plasma and blood Se concentrations in μg/g. 1 μg/g blood corresponds to 1.052 μg/ml, and 1 μg/g plasma to 1.026 μg/ml [ 15].

They also sequenced mutations in tumors from 100 of the patients studied, and found that in 82 patients, the same mutations found in the blood corresponded with those found in the tumor tissue.

Increasing level of viral RNA in the blood corresponded with worsening neutrophilia and deterioration in liver function.

Acid/base balance parameters in umbilical cord blood correspond with the status of foetal oxygenation at the time of delivery.

Collection of two to three blood culture sets per suspected BSI episode with 20 to 30 ml of blood per set (an aerobic and anaerobic bottle) in adults is advised as more sets and higher volumes of blood correspond with a higher detection rate [ 19]; however, extracting such volumes of blood is not feasible in children and neonates.

The assay requires 25 μl of whole blood which corresponds to 100 μl of the blood sample obtained previously.