Sentence examples for mean cortisol value from inspiring English sources

In a random coefficient model including data from all participants, the estimated mean IL6 value began to rise 3.05 h before the estimated mean cortisol value, with the IL6 peak occurring 0.70 h before the cortisol peak.

Presently, HSD fish had mean cortisol value that is higher than the mean basal value described by Auperin et al. (1997); and Barreto and Volpato (2006, 2001) as normal for Nile tilapia.

We actually meant cortisol, a hormone produced in response to stress.

Despite this difference there was considerable overlap in the individual 24 h weighted mean serum cortisol values on day 7 (17/20 Japanese individual values were in the range for Caucasian subjects).

This means that the delta max cortisol value reflects the reserve capacity of the adrenal gland.

For example, if a participant was missing a cortisol value for 1500 h, the full samples' mean change cortisol from 1000 to 1500 h was calculated.

Mean basal cortisol levels ± SD were 10.7 ± 7.3 (normal values 6.2-19.4 μg/dL), and slightly low in four subjects, but peak cortisol responses to the SDST were normal in all cases, including those with low basal levels (mean cortisol peak ± SD 32.2 ± 5.9; normal values >20 μg/dL).

We then added (or subtracted) the mean cortisol change for those two points from the individual participant's non-missing time point to get the imputed value for the missing time point in question.

The mean cortisol responses were modest but highly significant, with a significant rise in cortisol between baseline and post-task values (p < 0.001).

This yielded an average T0, T1, T2 and T3 cortisol value for each repeated annual assessment.

The mean cortisol increase was higher in the ATL compared to the OTS and NCS (Table 2 and Fig. 1).