Sentence examples for concentration at rest from inspiring English sources

The model of spinal cord injury (SCI) was employed: A complete injury to the cervical region of the spinal cord results in a tetraplegia (TETRA) and the dysfunction of the SNS, as evidenced by reduced cardiac acceleration [20] or a reduced catecholamine concentration at rest or following exercise [21].

Nonetheless, we saw no change in intramuscular PCr concentration at rest or following exercise.

The mean pulmonary arterial BNP concentration at rest was 14.8 ± 4.1 pg/mL and increased gradually during exercise, reaching 40.9 ± 6.5 pg/mL at the maximum exercise stage.

In contrast, according to calculations of Csanády and Filser (2007), the concentrations of propylene oxide are similar in the nasal mucosa of humans and rats when both species are exposed to the same concentration at rest, taking into account the metabolic detoxification of this compound in rat mucosa but not in human mucosa.

The Anaalac was assessed from the maximal PCr splitting in the contracting muscle: (3) An a alac = PCr · (1 − e − t / τ ) M, where Anaalac is the anaerobic alactic contribution, t is the exercise time, τ is time constant of the PCr splitting at the onset of exhausting exercise (23.4 s [ 30]), M is the body mass, and PCr is the phosphocreatine concentration at rest.

Tables 1 to 3 show muscle metabolite concentrations at rest and after exercise.

SH-SY5Y cells transfected with G93A-SOD1 sufrom from a decreased mitochondrial membrane potential and an elevated intracellular Ca2+ concentration already at rest as determined by fluo-3 AM staining [ 6].

These include (1) the bound constraints on kinetic parameters from experimental studies, (2) the nonlinear equality (physiological) constraints relating fluxes and concentrations at resting, steady-state, and (3) the nonlinear inequality (thermodynamic) constraints relating fluxes and Gibbs free energy for reversible reactions: φnet.ΔG≤0 [35] [37].

Lactate concentrations measured at rest did not differ between the groups during visit 1 and visit 2. Following HIT, lactate concentrations increased significantly in the trained group compared with visit 1 (~6 mmol.kg −1, p < 0.01) and were significantly higher than those observed for in the control group during visit 1 and visit 2 (p < 0.01).

The stages of severity of IIPs are as follows: stage I (partial arterial oxygen concentration ≧80 mmHg at rest), stage II (partial arterial oxygen concentration of 70 80 mmHg at rest), stage III (partial arterial oxygen concentration of 60 70 mmHg at rest), and stage IV (partial arterial oxygen concentration <60 mmHg at rest).

Fingertip capillary blood samples for the assessment of lactate (LA) concentration were drawn at rest and at the end of each incremental step; using these data, individual LT was estimated by the D-max method (Cheng et al. 1992).