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Meanings of haemoglobin in inglés
portugués
hemoglobina catalán
hemoglobina A hemoprotein composed of globin and heme that gives red blood cells their characteristic color; function primarily to transport oxygen from the lungs to the body tissues.
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Examples for "hemoglobin"
Examples for "hemoglobin"
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The population was stratified into groups depending on health and hemoglobin status.
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Glycosylated hemoglobin and C peptide returned to normal values in all cases.
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Second, rather atypical hemoglobin, differing in several base pairs from other lizards.
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This study identifies increased hemoglobin as a possible consequence of VEGF inhibitors.
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Multiple regression analysis confirmed an independent effect of hemoglobin on proBNP concentrations.
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During the consistent task, oxy-Hb is increased only in the right VLPFC.
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The predictive value of baseline factors for maximum Hb decline was assessed.
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Western blot analyses revealed Hbs1L protein was absent in the patient cells.
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Conclusions: Goal-setting interventions appear to be associated with reduced HbA1C levels.
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However, both groups exhibited a similarly wide spread of Hb F and F-cells.
Usage of haemoglobin in inglés
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We also assessed the relation of baseline serum hepcidin to haemoglobin response.
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Of each of these top-ranking trees, haemoglobin-A would say something like this:
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Iron is an essential component of two oxygen-carrying proteins, haemoglobin and myoglobin.
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Mean haemoglobin levels before and after surgery were compared with Student's t-test.
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The level of haemoglobin was measured in a group of 295 school children.
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No influence was exerted on the corpuscles and the haemoglobin of the blood.
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An improvement in prenatal mean haemoglobin concentration linearly increased birth weight.
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In follicular lymphoma, the level of haemoglobin remains an independent predictive prognostic factor.
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Erythropoietin reportedly may increase haemoglobin levels in some of these patients.
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Our red blood cells carry oxygen using a molecule called haemoglobin.
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Their blood also has an unusually high concentration of oxygen-carrying haemoglobin.
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Data of 164 subjects who had glycosylated haemoglobin levels were included for final analysis.
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The determination of glycated haemoglobin permits a good evaluation of metabolic regulation of diabetics.
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Standard haemoglobin assay was used to examine pepsin enzymatic activity.
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The glycated haemoglobin level fell equivalently in both insulin-treated groups.
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Lutein is a colouring matter sometimes found in blood-clots, and probably derived from haemoglobin.
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Haemoglobin across language varieties
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