Sentence examples for fold upper from inspiring English sources

Acute hepatitis was defined as an acute liver damage evidenced on presentation by abnormal ALT levels ≥2.5 fold upper limit of the normal levels (ULN).

These data could also be used to address the relative value of expressing liver chemistries as fold upper limits of normal vs fold baseline.

Areas that were not resolved included how best to express liver chemistries (e.g., fold upper limits of normal vs. fold baseline), how best to define the baseline reference value, and action levels for liver chemistry abnormalities.

Thus, since acute hepatocellular and cholestatic injuries are defined by R values [ratios of ALT fold upper limit of normal (ULN) ÷ ALP fold ULN are greater than 5 and less than 2, respectively], establishing a convention that these should be measured at the onset of liver injury is crucial.

It contained folding upper berths and seat cushions that could be extended to make lower berths.

A multivariate analysis involving thousands of closely sampled landmarks further identified extended and well-defined facial regions sharing similar patterns of variability, with heritability estimates reaching or exceeding 0.7, including the chin, nasal regions, nasolabial folds, upper lips and zygomatic bones.

Acute MI was defined by the presence of chest pain <12 hours with significant ST elevation and increase in creatine kinase and troponin I to greater than 2-fold upper limit of normal.

Occurrence of AMI was confirmed in all patients by a 2-fold upper limit of normal (190 U/L) rise in creatine kinase (CK), with an increased level of CK-MB.

CRP levels were elevated 6-fold upper normal limit in our patients.

One healthy subject had elevations in aspartate transaminase (1.38-fold upper limit of normal [ULN]) and alanine aminotransferase (2.18-fold ULN) levels on day 8 (discharge day).

Additional inclusion criteria were the presence of bidimensionally measurable disease and/or elevated tumour markers, a Karnofsky performance status ⩾60% as well as adequate haematological (WBC >2500 μl−1, platelets >75 000 μl−1), renal (creatinine clearance >60 ml min−1) and liver function (bilirubin ⩽1.5-fold upper normal value; liver enzymes