Sentence examples for outside of the normal range from inspiring English sources

We compared and analysed the outside of the normal range (referrable laboratorial values at our institution) for the blood.

> -wrap-foot> Table  2 demonstrates that the mean levels of factors for hemostasis, inflammation and oxidative stress for all renal failure patients were outside of the normal range (all P < 0.05).

Features that lie outside of the normal range of phenotypic variation often define birth defects and syndromes.

We experienced several cases complicated with severe intraoperative hypotension after dural opening during emergent DC of which preoperative coagulation laboratory values were remarkably outside of the normal range.

NHS England said so far 4% of surgeons had said they did not want the information disclosed - although this does not mean the data is hidden from regulators which investigate cases where performance is outside of the normal range.

Sonograms of the fetus which are posted online—"sort of" show evidence that the head circumference is small, but O'Connor and colleagues "are not drawing too much attention to it," he says, because it's not that far outside of the normal range.

No changes outside of the normal ranges were observed in the vital signs during 1 h post-vaccination.

All of the data were outside of the normal ranges because the patients had poor glycaemic control at this first observation in our centre.

In laboratory tests, the majority of parameters was also close to the 'procoagulation' limit of the normal range and, in addition, three of the parameters were outside the normal range (mean fibrinogen 5.2 ± 0.6; D-dimers 349.9 ± 138.6; protein S 42.4 ± 13.7).

Toxicants that perturb the mobilization or homeostasis of [Ca2+]i will place the regulation of these processes outside the normal range of physiological control.

Clinically and pathologically, these high death rates appear to be the result of several factors, including a higher proportion of severe and complicated infections of the respiratory tract, rather than involvement of organ systems outside the normal range of the influenza virus.