Sentence examples for may indicate renal from inspiring English sources
Cylindrically shaped urinary casts, shed from the kidney's tubules, consist of protein mixed with cells or other materials and may indicate renal disease if present in large numbers.
They may indicate renal injury earlier than conventional methods, plus reduce the need for more invasive investigations, including renal biopsies.
The decreased TMAO we observed may indicate renal damage caused by AP as well as energy conversion under conditions of relative oxygen deficit.
Urea is a product of protein metabolism that is excreted in urine and its retention in the body may indicate renal damage [ 34].
On the basis of our findings, increases in urinary IL-18 may indicate renal epithelial tubular cell injury in adult cardiac surgical patients, which is not severe enough to predictably lead to loss of glomerular filtration rate.
In patients with LE, renal abnormalities, such as elevated serum creatinine levels or urinary abnormalities, require further diagnostic work-up because they may indicate renal involvement in SLE or an unrelated form of renal disease [ 3].
The few previous descriptions of these nephrograms in the literature suggest that the global nephrogram can be an indicator of acute renal failure (ARF) and the wedge-like, segmental nephrogram may indicate focal renal ischemia [ 1– 6].
Interestingly, only TXB2 was significantly increased when skill levels were examined and not 11-TXB2 which may indicate greater renal production of thromboxane A2 only in the fastest dogs.
Our results showed that 24-hour urine protein, urinary albumin-to-creatinine ratios (ACR), and serum BUN levels increased in diabetic control groups; the increasing levels of BUN may indicate progressive renal damage.
These data may indicate that impaired renal function is the cause of increased oxidative stress.
The latter finding may indicate that evolving renal failure has become increasingly less severe than the study's definition threshold, despite the marked rise in shock.
