Sentence examples for degree sodium from inspiring English sources
Moreover, WIN17317-3 was found to inhibit sodium currents in CHO cells transfected with Nav1.2 (Ki 9 nM), and also blocked muscle sodium channels, and to a lesser degree sodium channels of the heart.
Fourth, chloride, and to a large degree sodium, the two primary ions in road salt, remain in solution, making it difficult with present-day technology to design effective management practices for reduction of road-salt loadings to receiving waters after application.
In the course of our studies (unpublished data), it was found that commercial grade sodium pyrophosphate and sodium triphosphate contained a certain degree of orthophosphates.
The degree to which sodium will be absorbed by a soil is a function of the amount of sodium to divalent cations (Ca2+ and Mg2+) and is regularly stated by the sodium adsorption ratio (SAR) (Bouwer and Idelovitch 1987).
The degree of these sodium changes are sufficient to increase neuronal excitability by more than 1.75 fold in simulated [ 4] and primary cultured neurons [ 6].
Indeed other means of heat shock protein induction such as continuous heat treatment at 42 degrees C, or treatment of cells at 37 degrees C with sodium arsenite, leads to elevated levels of Na+K+ATPase activity and alterations in the kinetic properties of the enzyme.
However, changes in sodium level and the degree of sodium correction were not associated with the mortality risk in the patients with CRRT.
The degree of solubility in sodium of the alkaline-earth metals increases with increasing atomic weight, with the result that the solubility of calcium is 10 percent by weight at 700 °C (1,300 °F).
This cycle can be repeated during dry-season precipitation events as well, revealing direct correlation between trends in degree of clay interaction (sodium fraction of major cations) and arsenic concentrations.
The carbonated hydroxyapatite depositing on chitosan binding scaffolds has lower crystallization degree than that on sodium silicate binding scaffolds and is similar to that of the human bone, which makes the chitosan binding scaffolds a good potential prospect in the field of tissue engineering.
