Examples of using Metabolically in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Out of all the obese subjects, 46 percent were deemed"metabolically healthy.".
These people were very overweight but metabolically closer to normal than those in cluster 3.
Those whose overweight was 46% were considered to be completely"metabolically" healthy.
Bradyzoites are considered to be metabolically quiescent, but remain viable Dubey et al.
brown fat cells are metabolically active.
They are metabolically active with less energy than we thought to support life,"Lloyd said.
half were assessed as metabolically healthy after a physical examination
Creatine helps you get rid of fat and keeps metabolically active dry muscle tissue, which indirectly affects fat burning.
DARPA(U.S. defense advanced research) that attempts to create a"metabolically dominant soldier" is a clear example of how the interests of specific social systems can determine the development of powerful transformational technologies that will be more destructive than utopian.
which is attempting to create“metabolically dominant soldiers”,
All metabolically active tissues are highly sensitive to a deficiency of CoQ10.
One study found that BA25 is metabolically overactive in treatment resistant depression.
This product can't be formed in metabolically inactive dead cells.
Only some vegan populations have managed to adapt metabolically to limited consumption of fish oils to compensate for their omega-3 needs with vegetables, grains, and seeds.
However, there are still plenty of people with obesity who are metabolically healthy, and plenty of thin people who have these same chronic diseases.
They are metabolically active, but are stalled, with less energy
While androstenediones are converted metabolically into testosterone and other androgens,
They are metabolically active but in stasis, with less energy than we thought possible
If you have a really big brain relative to your body size, then it's probably going to be more expensive metabolically," Boyer told Live Science.
The researchers found that the metabolically healthy but obese participants had a 38% lower risk of dying than their metabolically unhealthy peers.