Sentence examples for methods of glucose from inspiring English sources

Since expanding numbers of people using awkward, painful and soon-to-be-antiquated methods of glucose monitoring may benefit from this convenient technical stride forward, I spoke with Dr. Pat Mooney, who appears on The Doctors on CBS this week, and who represents the company behind this impressive (and impressively humane!) medical innovation.

We computed mass transfer coefficients (vf, see Methods) of glucose, bulk DOC and individual DOC-compounds, which are equivalent to the average vertical velocity at which solutes are removed from the water column, and which represent a measure of uptake efficiency relative to availability.

See related research by Ligtenberg et al., In the preceding issue of Critical Care Corstjens and coworkers [ 1] investigated three different methods of glucose measurements.

Results from two different methods of glucose measurement were compared with central laboratory arterial blood measurements: (1) AccuChek Advantage® (Roche), arterial, venous and capillary samples; (2) Precision PCx® (Abbott), arterial sample.

Findings from two different methods of glucose measurement were compared with laboratory blood glucose measurements: glucose meter analysis of capillary blood (fingerstick), and glucose meter analysis of arterial blood during the first 3 days in the ICU.

Results from two different methods of glucose measurement were compared with central laboratory arterial blood measurements: Accu-chek Advantage® (Roche) arterial, venous and capillary samples; and Precision PCx® (Abbott) arterial samples.

A novel design and fabrication method of glucose sensors based on high aspect ratio carbon post-microarrays is reported in this paper.

Inclusion criteria were age >18 years, expected ICU length of stay of ≥ 3 days, an Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation (APACHE) II ≥ 10, hyperglycemia >150 mg/dl at the time of admission and need for a central venous catheter, one lumen of which was connected to Optiscanner® (Optiscan, Hayward, CA), a validated mid-infrared spectroscopy method of glucose measurement.

Blood glucose was determined by the method of glucose oxidase.

The method of glucose measurement does not influence the result.

The present findings may be influenced by the accuracy and method of glucose monitoring.