Sentence examples for lactate compared with from inspiring English sources

Among EM doctors, in the USA 30% checked lactate compared with 79% in the UK.

Both buffered hypercapnia and hypercapnic acidosis reduced the severity of early shock and attenuated the increase in serum lactate compared with normocapnia.

Flies exposed to ER stress exhibited a ~30% increase in lactate compared with control flies, suggesting a metabolic shift to glycolysis.

They reported that the relative contribution of lactate compared with glucose for oxidation by short-time cultures of neurons derived from newborn brain was 75 79% for lactate compared with 21 25% for glucose when the medium concentrations of both substrates were the same and fixed at either 1.1 or 5.5 mmol/l.

A total of 14 lactating compared with 12 nonlactating women had higher insulin sensitivity, glucose effectiveness, and first-phase insulin response to glucose assessed by Bergman minimal model, but statistical significance was not reached, possibly as a result of the small sample size (5).

However, the disposition index (insulin sensitivity multiplied by first-phase insulin response to glucose) was 2.5 times higher (129.9 ± 26.0 vs. 53.4 ± 18.0 × 10(−4) min(−1); P < 0.05) in lactating compared with nonlactating women matched for age, weight, postpartum weight loss, and exercise habits (5).

An example of a patient's microdialysis lactate values compared with arterial blood gas lactate values is shown in Figure  3.

In control neuronal cultures, pyruvate was oxidized 3.8-fold faster than lactate and 8.8 times better than BHB, indicating that pyruvate is the best neuronal substrate and that shuttling of NADH equivalents derived from lactate into mitochondria may limit lactate oxidation compared with that of pyruvate.

In most horses, a recovery requiring greater effort to stand was associated with greater increases in dialysate lactate, but not necessarily plasma lactate, compared to that in horses with a perfect and easy recovery.

In shock patients, acute liver or renal dysfunctions are most often associated with decreased lactate clearance and a pronounced increase in blood lactate level compared with patients without liver or renal dysfunction.

These data were confirmed by lactate production, with the two pmiR-210 cells showing greater lactate production compared with control cells (Supplementary Figure S2d).