| Hyponatremia in association with normal tonicity is a laboratory phenomenon. |
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| As the electrolytes shift out of the cells, fluid shifts into the cells so that the tonicity matches that of the extracellular space. |
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| Thanks to the action of the mucopolysaccharides contained, the ESI Gel helps keep the epidermis hydrolipidic balance, increasing its tonicity. |
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| Whereas the Cuaba cigar keeps its tonicity till the end, this Partagas remains more linear in its final. |
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| They must have a sufficient tonicity in order that this energy does not loose itself. |
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| The ginger since is always used like revitalising in the cases of momentary falls of tonicity. |
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| The skin firmness and tonicity are restored in order to refine the bust and cleavage. |
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| We used this convenient notation for simplicity, keeping in mind that this notation slightly overestimated the tonicity difference from isotonicity. |
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| Antidiuretic hormone, which is secreted in response to stimuli such as changes in blood volume, tonicity, and blood pressure, is the primary regulator of body water. |
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| Betaine is one of several compounds used by cells to regulate osmotic pressure and has been recognized as an important osmolyte that maintains cellular tonicity. |
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| This loss of tonicity during pregnancy is similar to that mentioned in the description of the changes in the intestinal tract. |
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| Food complement intended for the people wishing to find tonicity and vitality. |
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| And we can balance our abdominal tonicity with it, and the tonicity also of all our organs. |
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| The musculature not only of the stomach but also of the entire intestinal tract loses much of its tonicity. |
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| Care therapy for all the skins missing radiance and tonicity, especially when the seasons change. |
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| These treatments offer a power of draining, slimming and restore firmness and the tonicity of your body. |
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| Sodium chloride, sodium acetate, acetic acid and sodium hydroxide have been added to regulate tonicity. |
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| We can also note that there was an improvement in the tonicity of the skin. |
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| Applied in the evening, it returns moisture and tonicity to the skin, which it had lost during the day. |
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| Fresh water is not usually used if the sting occurs in salt water, as changes in tonicity can release additional venom. |
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| With this dilation of the kidney pelvis and the ureters there is also a loss of tonicity or contractility in the pelvis of the kidney and the ureters. |
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| The secretion of ADH by the hypothalamus and its release from the posterior pituitary is part of a feedback mechanism responsive to the tonicity of plasma. |
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| Loss of tonicity and appearance of fine lines. |
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| Nutritional deficiency leads to difficulties in maintaining moisture levels in the skin: Â dehydration becomes more pronounced, thus accentuating the appearance of fine lines and loss of tonicity. |
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| It recovers tonicity and the velvet touch of a young skin. |
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| It prolongs the duration of sleep stages III and IV, increases the tonicity of the upper airways and significantly decreases the number of apneas. |
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| Lay your hand on your abdomen below the belly button, breath in deeply and strain your abdominal muscles: if you can move your flat hand easily, you lack tonicity. |
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| The reshaping and draining massage smoothes skin, stimulates the exchanges of skin tissues to regive elasticity and tonicity to dull skins, and enable to help reduce signs of sagging and stretch marks. |
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| To be a good surfer, you need to develop several habilities, such as stamina, strength, tonicity, suppleness and balance, but also style, commitment and intuition. |
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| I was totally impressed by the charm and the tonicity of 89 Angelus. |
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| The inclusion of mannitol provides additional stabilization, serves as a tonicity modifier, and as a suitable bulking agent during lyophilization. |
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| It is assumed that vibration leads to a higher stimulation of the mechanoreceptors of the relevant muscle, which in turn leads to increased tonicity. |
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