Sentence examples for returns to normal values from inspiring English sources

When fat stores are restored and growth velocity returns to normal values, fat accretion becomes similar in both groups.Likewise, catch-up growth does not induce detectable insulin resistance at the end of the first year of life.

Schematically, mHLA-DR rapidly returns to normal values (generally in less than 1 week) in injured patients with uneventful recovery, whereas this parameter remains constantly decreased in patients with adverse outcome/ secondary septic complications.

The urinary excretion of carnitine persists for several days after chemotherapy and this clearance returns to normal values 7 days after the administration of cisplatin (Heuberger et al, 1998).

However, it returns to normal values by day 3 and is further up-regulated by day 7 remaining at higher than normal levels even at day 56 post-injury (data not shown).

Interestingly, clonal efficiency of SVZ-derived neurospheres is significantly lower at the peak of inflammation in EAE mice but returns to normal values upon extensive in vitro culturing with growth factors.

The results of this study demonstrate that the amount of skeletal loading returns to normal values in adolescents with lower limb fractures after bone healing and is probably linked to an overall better pattern of functional recovery among this age group.

Accordingly, in these subjects, glycemia is mainly increased between 0 and 60 min post meal absorption and returns to normal value between 60 and 120 min, almost linearly.

The laser Doppler flux decreased to 40% of pre cross-clamp level, returning to normal values at declamping.

Moreover, only two morphological parameters (myelin thickness/axon diameter ratio and fiber/axon diameter ratio) returned to normal values.

Drug cure of the infection resulted in a sudden decrease of goblet cell counts, returning to normal values at 6 wppi.

After pzq treatment, goblet cell levels returned to normal values, and secondary infection induced an earlier but lesser (about 2-fold) goblet cell expansion.