Sentence examples for turnover reserve from inspiring English sources

Basal OCR and non-mitochondrial OCR were both positively associated with ATP turnover, reserve capacity, maximum capacity, and glycolytic reserve.

The above pharmaceutically-induced (non-basal) respiratory parameters (ATP turnover, reserve capacity, maximum capacity and glycolytic reserve) were also all positively associated with each other (Table 2).

Units: OCRs (Basal OCR, ATP turnover, Reserve capacity, Maximum capacity, Proton leak), pmol oxygen/min; ECARs (Basal ECAR, Glycolytic reserve), mpH/min; ROS production, fluorescence; dNTPs, pmol/million cells; DNA strand breaks, percent fluorescence; APE1 activity, percent incision.

We measured mitochondrial oxygen consumption rates (OCRs; indicators of mitochondrial respiration; specifically basal OCR, ATP turnover, reserve capacity, maximum capacity, and proton leak) and extracellular acidification rates (ECARs; indicators of glycolysis; specifically basal ECAR and glycolytic reserve), in the seeded PMBCs.

A decrease in maximum OCR is a strong indicator of mitochondrial dysfunction in level or efficiency of electron transport (hence, our strong correlation of maximum capacity with basal OCR, ATP turnover and reserve capacity).

An exception is a recent report by Furda et al. [ 53] in which treatment of mouse embryonic fibroblasts with H2O2 resulted in a reduction in the OCR parameters ATP turnover and reserve capacity.

The defense forced 26 Kansas turnovers and the reserve guard Sharif Fordham grabbed 6 rebounds.

Maintenance of glycolytic expression may represent a short term effect (3 weeks) and suggest that normal turnover of energy reserves may be sufficient to maintain energy requirements during the initial stages of food deprivation.

In fact, reserved lipid turnover commonly happened after transition from carbon excess to carbon starved conditions (Chang et al. 2013).

Thus, the T-cell pool in RA patients is under high turnover, eventually jeopardizing the proliferative reserve needed for immune competence.

It is also frequently assumed that antiresorptives should be given mainly to patients with high bone turnover while anabolics should be reserved for patients with low bone turnover.