Sentence examples for using a conventional glucose from inspiring English sources

However, bearing in mind the close correlation between the two measures and the clinically applicable procedure for measurement of approximated IDVG, the latter – measured using a conventional glucose analyzer (but not a bedside reflectance glucometer) – may be useful in the ICU.

The graph of the reference (glucose level) was obtained by using a conventional glucose meter device ("Accu-check").

Thus, we may approximate IDVG from two whole blood glucose measurements, even measurements determined using a conventional glucose analyzer (but not a bedside reflectance glucometer).

Approximated IDVG derived from just two blood samples using a conventional glucose analyzer in the ICU is clinically acceptable as an alternative calculation of IDVG, although approximated and original IDVGs are not equivalent.

We demonstrated that approximated IDVG, calculated from either plasma or whole blood values using a conventional glucose analyzer, is not markedly different from original IDVG, with the two measures correlating closely.

Between July 2007 and March 2009, 149 homogenous Taiwanese patients who had undergone PD using a conventional glucose-based lactate-buffered PD solution (UltraBag; Baxter Healthcare SA, Singapore) for >6 months at the specialty peritoneal dialysis clinic at the National Taiwan University Hospital were consecutively enrolled.

One part was sent in a vacuum-sealed plasma separation tube to the central hospital laboratory and analysed by a laboratory technologist using a conventional blood glucose analyser (YSI 2300; Yellow Springs Instruments, Yellow Springs, OH, USA).

Blood was obtained through direct cardiac puncture; glucose levels were determined using a conventional monitoring system (MediSense Blood glucose Sensor Precision QID).

Figure 3 presents F-CVs from potential sweep experiments conducted using a conventional two-electrode setup in which the concentration of glucose was varied from 1 to 1000 mM.

Plasma glucose, triglycerides and aminotransferases were measured using a conventional automatic analyzer.

Partial pressure of arterial oxygen (PaO2) and of carbon dioxide (PaCO2), glucose, lactate levels and base excess were measured using a conventional blood gas analyzer (ABL700, Radiometer, Copenhagen, Denmark).