Sentence examples for intolerance I from inspiring English sources

The differences were only sometimes statistically significant, suggesting that the moderate risk individuals may sometimes display similar intolerance (i.e. when not significantly different) or even more intolerance (i.e. when significantly different) for risk as the no risk group.

Most importantly, these metabolic differences between the groups translated into vastly different rates of glucose intolerance (i.e., pre-diabetes or diabetes) at 3 months postpartum (Fig. 1).

The reasons for discontinuation of IFX were collected as no response, loss of response, or intolerance (i.e., infusion reactions) based on the investigator's assessment.

To help health professionals accurately identify and treat this condition, this article reviews clinical data related to understanding fructose malabsorption and intolerance (i.e., malabsorption that manifests with symptoms) relative to usual fructose and other carbohydrate intake.

It is an autosomic recessive disorder that is caused by mutations in the PYGM gene and typically presents with exercise intolerance, i.e. episodes of early exertional fatigue frequently accompanied by rhabdomyolysis and myoglobinuria.

"People's intolerance, I find puzzling," she says, a vertical crinkle appearing between her eyes.

Individual differences emerged, with one sub-population showing inflexible choice (i.e., actively choosing to maintain a LL preference, after a transient attraction towards SS) and the other one showing flexible delay-intolerance (i.e., quickly shifting from LL preference towards SS).

Then there are the genes for traits that seem plausible enough but make the wrong prediction about how I live my life, like my genes for tasting the bitterness in broccoli, beer and brussels sprouts (I consume them all), for lactose-intolerance (I seem to tolerate ice cream just fine) and for fast-twitch muscle fibers (I prefer hiking and cycling to basketball and squash).

After my son's kindergarten teacher inadvertently told me she had food intolerances, I found out about the ALCAT test.

Intolerance alone, i.e. with a negative malabsorption test, was seen in 20.0% of fructose, 22.4% of lactose and 20.2% of both tests, with no significant differences between the FGID subgroups.

This justifies the recommendation of guidelines to avoid isolated or combined administration of diuretics or β-blockers in patients predisposed to diabetes such as those with metabolic syndrome (19) or a blood glucose in the glucose intolerance range, i.e., between 100 and 125 mg/dL (10, 13).