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The late (120 to 240 minutes) stimulation of hepatic glucose output (which primarily reflects gluconeogenesis) by glucagon tends to be increased, especially at supraphysiologic plasma glucagon concentrations.
We conclude that in T2DM patients, the initial (0 to 120 minutes) stimulation of hepatic glucose output (which primarily reflects glycogenolysis) by glucagon is not enhanced in T2DM patients.
We stressed the importance of adopting a dynamic formula at the World Bank which primarily reflects countries' evolving economic weight and the World Bank's development mission, and that generates an increase of at least 3% of voting power for developing and transition countries, to the benefit of under-represented countries.
It used to be that consumers needed to worry only about their FICO score, which primarily reflects how well you pay your bills.
In the present study the metals were measured in the whole blood which primarily reflects the actual metal exposure.
Intravenous glucose tolerance is the rate at which glucose declines after administration, which primarily reflects glucose uptake and utilization by skeletal muscle.
Revenue in its Entertainment and Devices division, which isn't exactly barren, grew a significant 20percentt — by $292 million — which primarily reflected the inclusion of Skype.
By contrast, the other three cities feature a mixture of competency-based and performance-based compensations for their public or non-profit-making school teachers, which primarily reflect a teacher's professional level, skills, or other competencies.
The sequence conservation features used in the model are based on phastCons scores, which primarily reflect patterns of base substitutions [45].
Using indicators, which primarily reflect quantity, not quality, leads to perverse incentives and should be avoided.
One explanation for these differences is that our study measured 25(OH)D3 levels which primarily reflect vitamin D obtained from UV exposure and a smaller contribution from diet and supplements.
