Sentence examples for subnormal levels from inspiring English sources

Cautious physicians like Dr. Snyder suggest that the treatment be limited to men with consistently and clearly subnormal levels -- "perhaps below 200 nanograms per deciliter".

More than one-quarter of men with normal testosterone levels have such symptoms, and many men with subnormal levels do not.

The answer would be welcomed by an estimated four million men in the United States who have subnormal levels of this important hormone, a common result of advancing age.

Citing the results of many small studies, Dr. Bremner said, "There is good evidence that testosterone administration can improve muscle mass and strength and increase bone density" in men with subnormal levels.

The results of this study showed that the presence of murine apolipoprotein E (even in subnormal levels in the serum) in irradiated bone marrow replenished mice and in all three (E2, E3 or E4) human apoE transgenic strains was sufficient to prevent the aggregation of sarcoplasmic tubules in the tibialis anterior type II muscle fibres.

In asphyxial model PETCO2 levels were initially high after the onset of arrest, then decreased to subnormal levels after 1 2 min, and then increased again during CPR to near-normal levels.

Although plasma levels of CORT in patients with major depression are high, most have demonstrated subnormal CORT levels in the plasma of humans with PTSD, despite the increased release of corticotrophin releasing factor, suggesting an exaggerated hypothalamo-pituitary-adrenal axis negative feedback [32], [33].

The result revealed a subnormal level 0,3 nmol/mg protein per h, with normal values being > 0.7 nmol/mg protein per h.

Some anti-bacterial defences were observed to function at a clearly subnormal level in both the early and late stages of RA, and also in the HR.

In the surveillance group, 11% of patients had a subnormal level of testosterone (<10 nmol l−1) and 6% had evidence of a raised LH (>12 iu l−1).

This subnormal level of cardiorespiratory fitness (both VO2peak and 6MWD) is in agreement with findings of previous studies (Beyer et al. 1999; Stephenson et al. 2001; Unnithan et al. 2001).