In Group 1, creatinine levels decreased when hypothyroidism was corrected by thyroxine (T4) administration.
The rate of decrease for each sample was corrected for the amount of cells used in the assay and standardized to absorbance value of 0.5 at 600 nm.
Importantly, this decrease in cell number was corrected by adding sTnfsf14 to differentiating cells.
To investigate whether SNRL decreases significantly with body mass, it was corrected for the different scan times per bed position, by dividing it by the square root of the acquisition time per bed position (based on Equation 2).
Additionally, the increase in rivaroxaban exposure because of decreased renal function in this simulation was corrected by dose adjustment to 15 mg once daily (Fig. 7) [ 56].
Cavagnaro et al. reported acute pre-renal insufficiency associated with excessive ultrafiltration, which was corrected quickly by decreasing the ultrafiltration rate and stopping the diuretics.
Although hyponatremia was corrected, her hemoglobulin levels decreased from 109 g/L to 96 g/L.
At high temperatures, the absorbance slightly decreased with time before the addition of F1; this baseline drift was corrected for.
Similar decreases (up to 12% at 30% DDGS) were also observed when CH4 production was corrected for digestible energy intake.
