Sentences with phrase «if circulating levels»

If circulating levels of D are low, macrophages can't activate the vitamin D to initiate this response.

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1) Getting all the amino acids in at once at the same meal, or even in the same day, as some may suggest, is not necessary due to the amino acid pool, which is a circulating level of amino acids in the blood, that the body can draw from if needed.

The cases leave public health authorities in the U.S. and elsewhere wondering if a new swine - origin flu virus is circulating at low levels among humans — and what needs to be done if that is indeed happening.

Well, if that's the case, do vegetarians have lower levels of flame - retardant chemical pollutants circulating in their bloodstreams?

Unfortunately, high levels of insulin can hamper adinopectin production, so if you've got high high levels of constantly circulating insulin from high energy intake or high sugar and protein intake, you suppress your body's evening fatty acid utilization.

Another good reason for allowing recovery time is that if you do n`t the testosterone levels circulating in your body reduce.

I did a search looking a studies investigating IGF - 1 and the intake of animal v plant protein and there is clear indications that a plant - based diet is associated with lower circulating levels of total IGF - 1, discerning if the animal protein came directly from the animal or was in supplemental form was not attempted.

1) Getting all the amino acids in at once at the same meal, or even in the same day, as some may suggest, is not necessary due to the amino acid pool, which is a circulating level of amino acids in the blood, that the body can draw from if needed.

I'm just confused because if leptin resistance is defined with lots of leptin circulating in the blood, why would those in the study with bulimics show low / normal levels?

If the fluid has been changed recently, sometimes the level can drop once the fluid circulates through the system.

The next step would be a blood test (blood counts and biochemistry) which would give an indicate to the numbers of blood cells circulating, the function of the liver (can cause neurological signs), the function of the kidneys as well as levels of electrolytes etc... which if too low or too high can cause neurological symptoms.

Circulating levels of cortisol in healthy dogs are quite low, so if there's a high measurable amount of cortisol in your pup's urine, it's a solid clue that Cushing's may be present and further testing is warranted.

I then ask them if they can think of anything that would or could stop air freely circulating between ground level and 6 miles high... to where the temperature is eternally below -30 degrees C AT ITS WARMEST!

But if faced with the same level of prematurity in a paper without policy relevance, I would say go ahead and publish it, get the ideas out there and circulating.