Sentence examples for point blood from inspiring English sources

At this point, blood sugar remains high and never returns to normal.

At that point, blood transfusions would no longer be part of the problem: they would be part of the cure.

As a result of the narrowing or obstruction at this point, blood flow to the lower half of the body is diminished, and hypertension develops in the upper half of the body.

The situation came to light earlier this month when one of the recipients, who was being evaluated for a retransplant, tested positive for H.I.V. and hepatitis C. At that point, blood preserved from the donor was given a highly sensitive test for viruses, and the infection was found.

Results: Overall pre-prandial blood glucose values in diabetic women were significantly higher than those of controls; at the 1 h post-prandial time point, blood glucose values of GDM women receiving insulin lispro were similar to those of controls, whereas in the regular group they were significantly higher.

At this point, blood vessels penetrate this calcified matrix, bringing in osteoblasts (they are mononuclear cells primarily responsible for bone formation), which use the calcified cartilage matrix as a template to build bone, and ions of calcium and orthophosphate to be deposited in the ossifying tissue (Hall 2015).

Single time point blood-Hg analysis reflects the aggregate of recent as well as less recent exposure periods.

GFR 9) was computed from iohexol dose and area under the nine-point blood disappearance curve, using double exponential modeling.

A five-point blood sampling (at 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4 hours postdose) was done on the last day of each study period for CyA level monitoring.

We assessed glycaemic variables from seven-point blood glucose profiles collected every 3 months.

Mean 7-point blood glucose profiles are displayed in Fig.  3.