The relative increase in plasma chloride may be due to either exogenous administration of chloride in excess of sodium or a decrease in the plasma sodium concentration with no change in the chloride level.
In those diseases in which there is loss of salt in excess of water loss, the decreased concentration of sodium in the extracellular fluid and in the blood serum results in decreased osmotic pressure, and water therefore enters the cells to equalize the osmotic pressure.
Phosphorous intakes were in excess of recommended levels and decreased linearly with increasing WS inclusion.
The experimental results show that the slider velocity is essentially proportional to the exciting voltage of the SAW (as the voltage in excess of a threshold) and decreases approximately exponentially with the thickness of the liquid layer increase (as the layer in excess of some thickness).
RESULTS: PCM fibre levels estimated from the models were very high in the 1930s, with some operations having in excess of 200 fibres/ml, and decreased appreciably over time.
This decline in feeding occurred even when food was available in excess of that eaten; suggesting that decrease in growth rate during winter is a product of appetite suppression rather than food limitation per se.
There was significant interaction between sampling period and age category, indicating that the older age group (≥55 years) showed a significant decrease in excess of what would be expected for the younger age group for sampling period C by HI assay, and both sampling periods B and C by MN assay.
In contrast, high levels of ScvO2 means either 1) a very high oxygen delivery in excess of tissue requirements, and/or 2) decreased cellular consumption of oxygen (mitochondrial dysfunction), and/or 3) more rarely, a large arteriovenous shunt [26].
Although a reduction in AMH over time is expected, several subjects' levels decreased in excess of the 9.9% expected based on age and assay variability [ 21].
In contrast, high levels of ScvO2 means either 1) a very high oxygen delivery in excess of tissue requirements, and/or 2) decreased cellular consumption of oxygen (mitochondrial dysfunction), and/or 3) more rarely, a large arteriovenous shunt [ 26].
